
Writing True Stories: 7 Ways to Capture a Sense of Place in Your Narrative Nonfiction Writing
An essential element of narrative nonfiction is creating a sense of place.
Read moreAn essential element of narrative nonfiction is creating a sense of place.
Read moreFraming your story refers to the way you order the narrative so that the elements of your book are presented in the most interesting way...
Read moreScenes are the cinema of narrative nonfiction. Scenes lift a story off the page and create a sense of movement...
Read moreNarrative nonfiction writing requires authors to select a viewpoint that most effectively conveys the story...
Read moreNarrative nonfiction (also referred to as "creative nonfiction" or "narrative writing") is truthful writing that reads like a novel. It incorporates storytelling techniques such as...
Read moreCreating your own IP, by transforming your script into a book, is one of the ways you can add value to your story to help you sell it to "Hollywood". Screenwriter & author William Schreiber shares how & why he decided to adapt his award-winning screenplay into a novel.
Read moreAuthor and screenwriter Larry Brooks shares insights for how authors and screenwriters can become better at their respective crafts by learning from one another.
Read moreExperts can lend authenticity to a novel or narrative nonfiction book, provide insight into the subject, and help you round out your story.
Read moreNarrative nonfiction writers and some novelists, such as historical fiction authors or crime writers, may need to supplement their knowledge with additional research.
Read moreResearch is an essential component of developing a nonfiction manuscript or a novel that requires knowledge about a specific skill, location, event or time period.
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