Six Ways of Looking at Crip Time by Ellen Samuels

“…In this creative nonfiction essay, the author reflects on how 'crip time' has operated in their life, not only as a form of liberation, but also as a site of loss and alienation.…”
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Woven Ways of Knowing by Mahin Hamilton

“…Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants (2013) is a nonfiction compilation of essays written by Robin Wall Kimmerer, a celebrated botanist, poet, and Indigenous member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation. …”
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Woven Ways of Knowing by Mahin Hamilton

“…Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants (2013) is a nonfiction compilation of essays written by Robin Wall Kimmerer, a celebrated botanist, poet, and Indigenous member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation.…”
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Everybody Has a Story: Telling Our Stories in Pre-Kindergarten by Christie Furnari

“…Pre-kindergarten students explore fictional and nonfiction narratives, grow in their appreciation for themselves and others, and tell their own stories through art and writing through the use of global literature which they can discuss and use as examples. …”
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Authorship and Pseudonym: Searching the Truth (Heuristic Research Method) by Hrebnieva Hanna

“…The study is based on the example of works of art and nonfiction that were written and printed in Western Europe in the 19th century. …”
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Presentación: Narrativas de no ficción audiovisual, interactiva y transmedia by Arnau Gifreu Castells

“…This is also true in the field of research, where the studies into audiovisual, interactive and transmedia fiction narratives have always been one step ahead of the studies into nonfiction narratives. This monograph proposes a theoretical and practical approach to narrative nonfiction forms as documentary, reporting, essay, educational formats and institutional films in order to supply a picture of its current position in the media ecosystem. …”
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Selecting Novels to Encourage Reader Engagement by Dara Carlson

“…Chosen novels ranged from nonfiction to graphic novels, allowing students to choose what they wanted to read and engage with through various activities. …”
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Reflections on life by Sunday, Star

“…MALAYSIANS love reading about the lives of others, it seems.The Popular The Star Readers' Choice Awards (RCA) is the only local literary award that is driven by popular choice, as the nominees are fiction and nonfiction books that sold the most at Popular and Harris bookstores the previous year.Meaning, the nominee list is often an indication of what Malaysians like to read. …”
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Paul Auster’s Post-9/11 Writing by François Hugonnier

“…This essay sets out to explore Paul Auster’s various responses to the terrorist attacks, found in his works of fiction and nonfiction, in order to unveil their complex connections with world history and representation. …”
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History of a Half-Arm by Sara Grossman

“…"History of a Half-Arm" is a piece of creative nonfiction that utilizes fragmentary, often chaotic narrative structures in order to explore the author's experience of living with and without a left-arm prosthetic. …”
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“My Hands on the Turbine”: Joan Didion, Water, and Control by Cinzia Scarpino

“…Water – California water – is a recurring presence in Joan Didion’s work, both her fiction and nonfiction; it is, indeed, an “obsession. In this article I argue that water control – as epitomized by the Hoover Dam and California water history – has its counterpart in control over writing, the total command of Didion’s obsessively honed prose. …”
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A Simple Scheme for Book Classification Using Wikipedia by Andromeda Yelton

“…I have developed a script that uses Wikipedia as context for analyzing the subjects of nonfiction books. Though a simple method built quickly from freely available parts, it is partially successful, suggesting the promise of such an approach for future research.…”
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Notes on the Present and Future Research on World Literary Journalisms by John S. Bak

“…It discusses the rise and spread of press cultures via colonialism, the contentious nature and taxonomy of the <i>fact</i>—its subjectivism, accessibility, and veracity—within an inconsistent global press, and how the porous divide between fiction and nonfiction genres is affecting the production and consumption of literary journalism around the world. …”
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VIeTnaM / by Rutherford, Scott, editor 640552

“…Insight Guides, the world's largest visual travel guide series, in association with Discovery Channel, the world's premier source of nonfiction entertainment, provides more insight than ever. …”

Los conflictos del documental español: el caso de Basilio Martín Patino by Manuel de la Fuente

“…The aim of this paper is to study the following features in three particular films (Canciones para después de una guerra, Madrid y Libre te quiero): fiction vs. nonfiction narrative; the political depiction of the city of Madrid; and the tools of censorship in different contexts. …”
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Journalisme narratif : des enjeux contextuels à la poétique du récit by Marie Vanoost

“…These innovations aim at creating a reading experience close to the experience of fiction reading while reaffirming the nonfiction status of the narrative, at attracting readers but also at gaining their loyalty, at constructing a professional figure as both a storyteller and a journalist.…”
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Reception/Bevakning/Kritik by Stefan Helgesson, Arne Melberg, Eva Borgström, Johan Stenström, Ulf Cronquist, Anna Nordenstam

“… Stefan Helgesson om Ibn Warraq, Defending the West Arne Melberg om Anders Johansson, Nonfiction Eva Borgström om Marie Öhman, Här kan jag äntligen tala Johan Stenström om David Anthin, Evert Taubes scener Ulf Cronquist om Eva Lilja, Svensk verslära och Svensk metrik Anna Nordenstam om Marie Löwendahl, Min allrabästa och ömmaste vän! …”
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At the Brink of the Abyss: Incredibility and the Rhetoric of Truth-Telling in Patrick Leigh Fermor’s A Time of Gifts by Tim Hannigan

“…Though typically regarded as nonfiction, A Time of Gifts is, the article argues, a highly ambiguous text for which neither ‘fact convention’ nor ‘aesthetic convention’ are adequate modes of reception.…”
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How to Honor the English Curriculum and the Study of U.S. History: A Response to Concerns Expressed by Teachers at a California Conference by Sandra Stotsky

“…What informational texts or literary nonfiction might be assigned in grades 6 to 12. 3. …”
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Stories We Tell About Ourselves And Others: Identity And Narration in Julian Barnes’s Oeuvre by Ladislav Nagy

“…It is, however, a special kind of nonfiction – in fact, the book illuminates in many ways the narrative practices in Barnes’s work in general. …”
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