feuilleton
/ˈfɔɪəˌtɑn/
noun
- A part of a newspaper or magazine that contains light fiction, criticism, or entertaining articles.
- The newspaper's feuilleton featured a review of the new art exhibit.
- She always read the feuilleton first because she loved the short stories.
- He submitted his humorous essay to the feuilleton section of the local paper.
- A literary style or piece that is light, witty, and often critical, especially in journalism.
- The columnist's feuilleton on modern parenting was both funny and insightful.
- Her writing has the playful tone of a feuilleton, mixing opinion with entertainment.
- The magazine is known for its feuilletons that comment on politics with humor.