NONFICTION
Filter by:
Sort by:
Showing Results 1-30 of 1259 pieces of text content (0.157 sec)
-
Defining "Creative Nonfiction," the Genre of Just About EverythingCreative writing, as taught by universities, is becoming less focused on poetry and fiction and more on "creative nonfiction." The problem is that nobody (professors and publishers alike) can define just what the term creative nonfiction means.
-
Writing Nonfiction for ChildrenNonfiction children's writing covers a very broad category. Here is a list of information about writing nonfiction for children.
-
Lesson Plan: An Introduction to Creative NonfictionCreative Nonfiction is a complex, interesting genre that is gaining popularity while schools begin to add it to their Language Arts curriculum. This lesson plan, geared for upper level high school students, is a great way to introduce creative nonfiction in your classroom.
-
Teaching Nonfiction to Early Elementary StudentsThis lesson plan is the first in a series of lessons designed to work independently or as a unit to teach conventions and characteristics of nonfiction to early elementary (1st-3rd grade) students.
-
Does Nonfiction Have Plot?You know that fiction has plot, but what about nonfiction? Discover the answer for yourself in this piece of nonfiction. -
What is Creative Nonfiction?The word "creative" fools some writers into thinking the "nonfiction" part doesn't count. What does it REALLY mean? -
New Nonfiction Books at the Ferndale Public LibraryThe Ferndale Public Library offers some fun new nonfiction books for patrons.
-
8 Nonfiction Thanksgiving Books for KidsUse these nonfiction thanksgiving books for kids to teach them the real history of the holiday. -
What is Literary Nonfiction?The term literary nonfiction was coined to characterize prose, frequently narrative and often autobiographical, that aspires to something more than providing information or analysis.
-
Fiction in Nonfiction - In Cold Blood and FictionalismTruman Capote reconstructs the murders of the Clutter family with extensive detail in his nonfiction novel In Cold Blood.
-
Good Nonfiction Books for Your ChildrenHomeschooling mother of ten lists her favorite nonfiction books for children -
Readings and Thoughts on Creative NonfictionPicking apart and discussing aspects of Lynn Z. Bloom's "Living to Tell the Tale: The Complicated Ethics of Creative Nonfiction."
-
Readings and Thoughts on Creative NonfictionPicking apart and discussing aspects of D.W. Moore's "Building Blocks of Creative Nonfiction: Detail and Description"
-
Readings and Thoughts on Creative NonfictionPicking apart and discussing aspects of Christopher Buckley's "Creative Nonfiction."
-
Using Voice When Drafting a Nonfiction PieceThis 4th grade language arts lesson plan teaches students how and why they should use the writing trait of voice when they create a nonfiction piece of writing such as a biography.
-
Memoir Fraud: When Nonfiction is FictionWith the latest uncovering of memoir fraud, what can be done about authors who bend the truth in their nonfiction work? -
How to Submit Nonfiction to PublishersMarc McCutcheon really lends beginning writers a helping hand in his book "DAMN! Why didn't I write that? How Ordinary People are Raking it In".
-
How to Snag a Narrative Nonfiction Agent: Where to Target Your QueriesWhat literary agents represent Narrative nonfiction
-
Crafting Consistent Nonfiction in the Realm of Children's WritingNonfiction is an opportunity to grow in language and listening skills. It encourages imagination through high-definition output and gives continual publishing perk once you master your own personal formula.
-
10 Tips from a Children's Book Editor: Break Into Print With YA NonfictionBecoming a writer is a common ambition, and the world of publishing is notoriously competitive. But it's easier than you might think to get your work into print, and one of the best ways is to try your hand at young adult nonfiction. -
Finding Your Truth : Avoiding the Pitfalls of Creative NonfictionIn creative nonfiction, there is an understood contract between the author and the reader. -
How to Write NonfictionYou have found a topic you want to write on, but aren't quite sure how to proceed next. Here are five steps to get those facts from head to page, and dazzle the reader with your repository of knowledge.
-
Book Review: Nonfiction Book Proposals Anybody Can WriteElizabeth Lyon's, book on proposal-writing should be the standard when it comes to getting published with this step by step approach--you're sure to feel confident about your work. -
10 Print Publications that Publish Fiction, Nonfiction & PoetrySee your creative writing in print by submitting to literary journals and magazines
-
Readings and Thoughts on Creative NonfictionPicking apart and discussing aspects of Bronwyn T. Williams's "Never Let the Truth Stand in the Way of a Good Story: A Work for Three Voices"
-
Readings and Thoughts on Creative NonfictionPicking apart and discussing aspects of Simone Poirier-Bures's "That Shining Place" and "Afterword: Writing 'The Greece Piece'"
-
Readings and Thoughts on Creative NonfictionPicking apart and discussing aspects of Mimi Schwartz's "Memoir? Fiction? Where's the Line?"
-
The Quest for Truth: A Creative Nonfiction Writer's DilemmaExploring the fine line between truth and fiction. -
My Picks for Best Timely Nonfiction Books of 2008With the economic crisis among the top issues of 2008, my top picks give a nod to the economy as well as historical events.
-
Software Review: RoughDraft Writing Software for Fiction and Nonfiction WritersWriters pose a unique need when it comes to writing, and different writers have different needs. All writers need certain features, and these are generally....
Showing Results 1-30 of 1259 pieces of text content (0.157 sec)
