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23. Non-Fiction Writing Admissions Information Creative Writing Courses nonfiction writing- Prof. Townsend. Pleasesend non-fiction writing covers a lot of territory. Your sample http://www.amherst.edu/~cwc/courses/non-fiction.html

COURSES... Creative Writing Courses Non-Fiction Writing- Prof. Townsend Please send a writing sample to Professor Townsend, care of the English Department, before the first class meeting; as a last resort, please bring your writing sample to the first class meeting. Non-Fiction Writing covers a lot of territory. Your sample could be descriptive or reflective prose, an example of your autobiographical or memoiristic writing, or it could simply be writing you have done for a class a paper, in other words. Professor Townsend will post a list of admitted students on Wednesday, January 28. Additional Information Please put your name on every page of your writing sample. Your contact information (school, year, phone, e-mail) should go on the first page. Failure to submit material by the deadline will sharply reduce your chances of gaining admission to the course. If you need to know whether or not you've been admitted and you can't come to campus, call or e-mail Catherine Newman. Contact Catherine Newman if you have questions. 542-8200 or crnewman@amherst.edu

24. ALAN PATON AWARD FOR NON-FICTION WRITING ALAN PATON AWARD FOR nonfiction writing 1989-2003. Alan Paton. TheSunday Times of Zaire sponsors the Alan Paton Award for Non-fiction http://home.comcast.net/~antaylor1/alanpaton.html

ALAN PATON AWARD FOR NON-FICTION WRITING Alan Paton The Sunday Times of Zaire sponsors the Alan Paton Award for Non-fiction named in honor of alan Paton (1903-1988) the author of Cry, the Beloved Country (1948) and To Late the Phalarope (1953). The Award "recognizes excellence in literary achievement in South Africa and is the most prestigious award for non-fiction in South Africa. To be eligible a book must be avaialable in South Africa and must deal with some aspect of South Africa, whether historical or contemporary. J. Steinberg Midlands Jonathan Kaplan The Dressing Station Henk van Woerden A Mouthful of Glass Anthony Sampson Mandela: The Authorized Biography Antje Krog Country of My Skull Stephen Clingman Bram Fischer: Afrikaner Revolutionary John Reader Africa: A Biography of a Continent Charles van Onselen The Seed is Mine Margaret McCord The Calling of Katie Makanya Nelson Mandela Long Walk to Freedom Breyten Breytenbach Return to Paradise Tim Couzens Tramp Royal Thomas Pakenham Scramble for Africa Albie Sachs Soft Vengeance of a Freedom Fighter Jeff Peires The Dead Will Arise Marq De Villiers White Tribe Dreaming HOME

25. Non-Fiction Writing Guidelines -- Administration -- Nuketown You Are Here Nuketown Administration nonfiction writing Guidelines.E-mail. E-mail the editor. non-fiction writing Guidelines. http://www.nuketown.com/cityhall/guidelines/nonfiction.php

Content: Editorials Hoaxes Fiction Features ... RSS/XML Tools: Administration Archive Search You Are Here: Nuketown Administration E-mail E-mail the editor Radiations join our newsletter Enter your e-mail here: Non-Fiction Writing Guidelines Definitions Payment Articles Editorials ... Rights Definitions Before we go any further, we need to familiarize you with some of the terms we frequently use here at Nuketown Libertarian: We use the lowercase "libertarian", which is a term describing a particular school of political thought. Generally speaking, it is the modern version of the Enlightenment ideal of classical liberalism, which espoused free markets, individualism, rational thought, and the non-initiation of physical force. Nuketown is not a "Libertarian" (uppercase "L") site, which would imply support of the national Libertarian Party. While on occasion we will endorse libertarian candidates, they're always evaulated on a case-by-case basis. Objectivism: The philosophy of Ayn Rand, author of the novels The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged , as well as numerous non-fiction philosophy books. Nuketown is not an Objectivist Web site, but it does approach its brand of classical liberalism from that perspective. Thus, we're not interested in publishing anarchist or anarcho-capitalist tracts.

26. Virginia Woolf's Non-fiction Writing Subscribe here for our free email newsletter Virginia Woolf a guideto her nonfiction writing. Virginia Woolf s Essays - Click for http://www.mantex.co.uk/ou/a319/woolf-05.htm

Home Tutorials Bookshop Software ... Subscribe here for our free email newsletter Virginia Woolf a guide to her non-fiction writing The Essays are a wonderful introduction to the world of belles lettres .Virginia Woolf's literary career began in her father's library. She read the classics whilst young, then began to write about her literary experiences, producing reviews for the Manchester Guardian and the Times Literary Supplement - whose reviews were anonymous in those days. Her tastes are humane and well informed. Read her articles on Shakespeare, Charlotte Bronte, and Katherine Mansfield - and you will feel like reading the texts again immediately. She is astonishingly wide-ranging - from the Greek classics via Renaissance drama and Enlightenment journalism, to contemporary fiction. The approach is rather biographical and author-centred, but these are humane and gracefully composed essays which speak eloquently on literary and cultural life. The Letters are for specialists and the ultimate gossip trivia for Woolf fans. There really is everything from laundry bills, to dinner party recipes, and snobbish lists of people who are 'in' or 'out'. Many of them read as if they were written for public consumption, and even in the gossip there is a lot of repetition. It's interesting to note just how much of this listing and gossip-mongering is recycled in one letter after another. No surprises here. The telephone had only just been introduced, and there were two or even three post deliveries a day at that time. However, if they are read in conjunction with her biography, it is possible to trace the ebb and flow of her personal relationships at very close quarters. For a richer insight into the workings of her keen intellect and creative spirit, the diaries offer greater rewards.

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28. Gazette MARCH 13, 1996 Denise Chong answers the question, 'What are the borders between fiction and nonfiction writing?'. http://www.yorku.ca/ycom/gazette/past/archive/031396.htm#2

Contents York ethnomusicologist wins Grammy Award Award-winning Chinese Canadian writer visits York Justice course gives students different sides of legal cases Exhibition by Caribbean artists on at Haberman Gallery ... Symposium Talk York ethnomusicologist wins Grammy Award ROB BOWMAN A PIONEER OF POPULAR MUSIC STUDIES. Music professor Rob Bowman displays the CD box set that won him a Grammy. York University ethnomusicologist Rob Bowman hit a high note in his career on Feb. 28 by winning one of the music industry's most coveted prizes: a Grammy Award. Bowman won the Best Album Notes prize for his 47,000 monograph accompanying the 10-CD boxed set of The Complete Stax/Volt Soul Singles, Vol. 3: 1972-1975. Bowman co-produced and wrote the liner notes for all three volumes in the Stax Singles reissue series. Comprising a total of 28 CDs, the set contains the releases of the famed Memphis-based recording label which launched artists such as Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes and Booker T and the MGs. "Stax Records represents a milestone in the history of American music," Bowman says. "It defined what we now know as Southern Soul music." The first volume, the

29. 2003 Clarence Cason Award For Nonfiction Writing She received the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for nonfiction writing. McWhorter isthe third Pulitzer Prize winner to be honored with the Cason Award. http://www.ccom.ua.edu/cason2003/default.html

Pulitzer Prize winner named 2003 Cason award recipient By Jen Schmithorst Birmingham native, Diane McWhorter, will be honored with the 2003 Clarence Cason Award by the journalism department at the University of Alabama on March 20. McWhorter is the author of "Carry Me Home: Birmingham, Alabama, the Climatic Battles of the Civil Rights Revolution." This book describes the problems that occurred between members of Birmingham's professional elite and the men who were involved with the bombings and beatings of black activists. McWhorter spent years researching this topic. This is her first book. She received the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for non-fiction writing. McWhorter is the third Pulitzer Prize winner to be honored with the Cason Award. She joins a group of elite writers, which include: non-fiction author, Gay Talese, New York Times executive editor and former Tuscaloosa News reporter, Howell Raines, biologist Edward O. Wilson, jazz critic and memoirist Albert Murray, and Auburn historian Wayne Flynt. Raines and Wilson were also honored with the Pulitzer Prize for their work. McWhorter was born in Tupelo, Miss. and then moved to Birmingham when she was five. She grew up in Birmingham and attended Wellesley College in Massachusetts. She began her writing career at the Boston Magazine and now writes on race, politics and culture for many different publications.

30. Modern Language Association (MLA): Format, Bibliography, Style, Convention The Modern Language Association is the official guide to nonfiction writing. The site includes a guide to MLA style. http://www.mla.org

Founded in 1883 by teachers and scholars, the Modern Language Association promotes the study and teaching of language and literature. Learn more... What's New A Message from the President 2004 Annual Convention Membership Publications ... Click here to watch streaming video of the MLA's presentation of the first Phyllis Franklin Award for Public Advocacy of the Humanities to Senator Edward M. Kennedy, which took place on 12 November 2003 in Washington, DC. The MLA members' directory is now online. Members can look up other members by first name, last name, or institution. Results include postal and e-mail addresses. Radio Program Bookstore MLA Int'l Bibliography MLA Style ... Site Map

31. Nonfiction Writing Workshop And Exercises nonfiction writing Sequence For Beginners and Those Who Liketo Write! To Begin the Six Week Nonfiction Sequence . . . http://members.core.com/~patstoll/

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32. Edward Martin III: Non-Fiction Writing Credits Edward Martin III nonfiction writing Credits. http://www.petting-zoo.org/NonFiction.html

Edward Martin III: Non-Fiction Writing Credits Home Population Dwight Edward ... Write us! Here are a couple of random essays, all pretty short. Sometimes I get on a roll and produce something out of fire and passion. Later, it sometimes seems shrill or just plain weird. I try to keep the shrill stuff out. Or I convert it into a naughty stick figure On Being an Empath means, evidently, never having to communicate with anything outside of your own personal mind. We used to call that schizophrenia. We used to apply electricity to their brains until they either stopped doing it, became vegetative, or died. On Civilized Discourse is just a reminder to me that in the heat of a discussion, I can forget some really important things. "Checking for Browser Type..." means that we have finally created a world that is Ugly. An Open Letter to all broadcasters and broadcast agencies threatened or disturbed by recent actions of the FCC, particularly as personified by FCC Chairman Michael Powell. An Evolution of Love describes my attempt to recapture a simplicity of love. I knew this at one time, but I'm spending my life unprogramming what I've been taught.

33. Thinkers.net TALK Essay nonfiction writing. Thinkers.net TALK EXPRESSION WritersWorkshop Poetry Prose Essays Fiction Creative Writing Essay http://thinkers.net/talk/messages/2/47.html?1083875638

34. Mills College: ENG 269 Non-Fiction Writing For Publication Workshop, Sarah Pollo English 269 nonfiction writing for Publication Workshop. This course aims to helpstudents develop a professional approach to the writing of non-fiction. http://www.mills.edu/ENG/eng.269.pollock.html

English 269 Non-Fiction Writing for Publication Workshop Instructor: Sarah Pollock Highly Recommended Textbooks: Magazine Article Writing by Betsy P. Graham How to Write Irresistible Query Letters by Lisa Collier Cool 2001 Writer's Market Published by Writer's Digest Books Course Description This course aims to help students develop a professional approach to the writing of non-fiction. We will primarily use magazine writing as a model but we will also explore other venues, such as books, on-line publishing and radio commentary, as outlets for writers' work. (The range will depend upon the interests of the students who enroll.) I believe that the best way to learn styles of writing is to practice them. This course will therefore emphasize creative story ideas and lots of writing and revising. The classroom time will be interactive and collaborative, and will include frequent, intensive workshopping of students' work. We will rely on current magazines and other publications for story models and topic guidelines. The course assumes a graduate level of accomplishment in writing, but doesn't presume that students have any background in journalism. We will study and practice elements that strengthen non-fiction work, including interviews, anecdotes, factual research, and the use of background narrative. The types of articles that students will write may range from the heavily reported to the first-person essay, as long as the stories include the elements described above.

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36. ENGL154 - Literary Non-Fiction Writing Search Course Search by CID Academic Year 2003/2004. Literary NonFictionWriting ENGL 154 SP. The personal essay uses the techniques http://www.wesleyan.edu/wesmaps/course0304/engl154s.htm

document.domain="wesleyan.edu"; Wesleyan Home Page WesMaps Home Page WesMaps Archive Course Search ... Course Search by CID Academic Year 2003/2004 Literary Non-Fiction Writing ENGL 154 SP The personal essay uses the techniques of novelists, poets, journalists, critics and historians, to create narrative writing that absorbs what it needs of these other disciplines. This class introduces the essay's tools, history and possibilities through workshop, readings and writing exercises. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS and/or COMMENTS Submit a short writing sample (3-5 pages of impressions from a trip) to Sheila Kelleher at the English Department, 285 Court Street, Middletown, CT 06459-0100 no later than noon, on January 15, 2003. This is a drop/add course. Class lists will be posted by the first day of this class, January 23rd. COURSE FORMAT: Seminar REGISTRATION INFORMATION Level: UGRD Credit: Gen Ed Area Dept: HA ENGL Grading Mode: Graded Prerequisites: NONE SECTION 01 Instructor(s): Chee,Alexander Times: .....F. 01:10PM-04:00PM; Location: CRT285 Reserved Seats: (Total Limit: 12) Special Attributes: Curricular Renewal: Writing Permission: Permission of Instructor Required Links to Web Resources For This Course.

37. DMS Summer Programs 2004 :: Special Events Creative nonfiction writing Seminar with Alan Steinberg Alan Steinberg s extraordinary,popular, national seminar in creative nonfiction ranges across the http://wings.buffalo.edu/mediastudy/summerprograms/events.html

Special Events This Summer This summer, Media Study will offer several different special events, ranging from seminars to screenings. These events are open to all; it is not necessary to be previously registered in a Media Study summer workshop or academic program. Check here periodically for updates regarding more special events and offerings from Media Study. Be sure to scroll further down this page to read more about these great events scheduled already: Creative Non-Fiction Writing Seminar with Alan Steinberg :::: Quick Links :::: About DMS Find out more about our facilities and year-round activities. How to Find Us Directions to help you get to your workshop. Register online beginning April 1.

38. Ann Arbor District Library : Year's Best Non-fiction 2003 Upcoming Events. Library Board. Employment Opportunities. Suggestions. Best NonfictionWriting of 2003, by AADL Staff. Read the year s best non-fiction writing. http://www.aadl.org/stories/storyReader$1856

Search the Catalog Author Title Subject Phrase Keyword renew an item my account ask aadlAnytime computer classes ... Suggestions Best Non-fiction Writing of 2003 by AADL Staff Read the year's best non-fiction writing. Yes, we all get tired of the end of the year's "year in review" articles, but these are wonderful compilations of great stories, assembled by editors such as Dave Eggers Richard Dawkins Oliver Sacks , and Matt Groening Best American Crime Writing, 2003 Best American Essays, 2003 Best American Nonrequired Reading, 2003 ... Pushcart Prize XXVIII, 2004: Best of the Small Presses 343 S. Fifth Ave, Ann Arbor, MI. 48104

39. Penn English: Undergraduate Program English 145.302 Advanced Creative nonfiction writing Workshop RobertStrauss M 2-5 (Kelly Writers House) rsstrauss@comcast.net http://www.english.upenn.edu/Undergrad/Courses/Fall04/145-302.html

English 145.302 Advanced Creative Non-Fiction Writing Workshop Robert Strauss M 2-5 (Kelly Writers House) rsstrauss@comcast.net Do you feel you have a fresh perspective on life's goings-on? Did you look at a building today and wonder what's going on inside? Is there an event, a person, an idea that you thinkg has been misunderstood, misinterpreted, under-appreciated? If so, come and investigate with me. We will spend the semester doing our best to write out of that paper bag that is made up of our curiosity, our observations and our prejudices. The best creative non-fiction explains, but it also makes us run to learn more about the subject. We will have a special emphasis this fall on humor, perhaps the most difficult type of writing to pull off. We'll look at different definitions and styles of humor, from Woody Allen's to Mark Twain's to, with good fortune, your own. I've been lucky enough to spend a career writing such stuff and look forward to finding out different ways of doing so from you. We will be reading some of the best magazine and newspaper writing of the last century - and hopefully be writing some stuff like it as well. We will talk about essays, arts reviews, general features and even sportswriting. Students will be required to write at least two pieces of magazines length (2000 words or so) and several shorter pieces. The longer pieces will be will be presented to the class for workshop criticism. While there are two texts ("The Art of Fact," edited by Kevin Kerrane and Ben Yagoda and "Russell Baker's Book of American Humor"), we will also read current newspapers and magazines and discuss contemporary styles in non-fiction writing. Since I am a practicing journalist, you will be subjected to reading my pieces as well - and I intend to be subjected to your criticism.

40. Unit Of Study nonfiction writing. Grades 6-8. http://www.k12.hi.us/~lyfujii/te3hm/non_fictionwrtg.html

Non-Fiction Writing Grades 6-8 Course Information Goals and Objectives Assignment Resource Bank ... E-mail By the end of is Non-Fiction Unit, the student will meet these standards listed below Hawaii Performance Standards Writing Habit of the Mind Reading Mathematics ... NETS (National Educational Technology Standards) E-School Home E-mail

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