A newspaper from the future can be a fictional edition of a real newspaper, or an entirely fictional newspaper. John Buchan's 1932 novel "The Gap in the Curtain", is similarly premised on a group of people being enabled to see, for a moment, an item in "The Times" newspaper from one year in the future. During the Swedish general election of 2006, the Swedish liberal party used election posters which looked like news items, called "Framtidens nyheter" ("News of the future"), featuring a future Sweden that had become what the party wanted.