101. Nonfiction Writing Articles - Suite101.com Sense Memory Try your hand at some exercises and projects to strengthen your nonfictionwriting skills, sharpen your senses, and recall important memories. http://www.suite101.com/articles.cfm/nonfiction_writing

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102. Nonfiction Writing Master of Arts in Nonfiction writing. Learn about Chatham s New MFA in Creativewriting. MASTER OF ARTS IN NONFICTION writing PROGRAM OVERVIEW http://www.chatham.edu/graduate/nonfiction/

Master of Arts in Nonfiction Writing Learn about Chatham's New MFA in Creative Writing Graduate Degree Programs Search ... Fourth River Online Literary Magazine MASTER OF ARTS IN NONFICTION WRITING PROGRAM OVERVIEW Are words your passion? Do you dream of telling hidden stories with the eye of a reporter and the tongue of a poet? Can you imagine yourself changing the world, word by word? Are you ready to try? Then Chatham College's Master of Arts in Nonfiction Writing is ready for you. Designed to stimulate student writing and integrate it within a discipline focused on the environment, natural history, and literary journalism, the MANW is a unique program in creative nonfiction comprised of 30 credits of coursework and a 6-credit thesis project of publishable quality. Students in the program must complete a minimum of five writing-intensive workshops taught by published faculty authors and highly acclaimed visiting writers. These workshops may include the following 700-level courses: The Art of Nonfiction Writing; Languages of Space: Writing the Domestic and the Exotic; Literary Journalism; Science and Nature Writing; Memoir; Writing Personal Legend; and Writers Writing: Process, Practice, Perspectives. Limited to twelve students, these writing courses are based on the workshop method and include regular critiques and editing practice. In order to add depth and precision to their writing, candidates for the degree also complete 12 credits of content courses. In these seminars, students study literature that is designed to give their writing a solid grounding in the realm of fact and theory. Students may elect to substitute other content courses relevant to their interests and writing (e.g. graduate courses in history, geography, media arts, or other subjects) with the permission of the program director. A 19-credit certificate is available for those students who prefer not to pursue the Master of Arts degree. Students may seek either of these options on a full-or part-time basis.

103. Chatham College - Certificate In Nonfiction Writing Certificate in Nonfiction writing. ENG 748 writing Creative Nonfiction.ENG 703 Advanced Creative Nonfiction Seminar. ENG 740 Memoir (3 cr). http://www.chatham.edu/show.asp?durki=1264

104. Nonfiction Writing Tips Nonfiction writing tips. 1. How can I Add Angle to a NonfictionArticle? Before sitting down to write any piece of fiction, you http://allsands.com/Writing/nonfictionwriti_aix_gn.htm

Nonfiction writing tips 1. How can I Add Angle to a Non-fiction Article? Before sitting down to write any piece of fiction, you should be sure that you have an angle. Whether it is a news story for a local paper, an article to be sold online, or any non-fiction piece that you will be selling to a publisher, your article should represent a strong voice. Now this doesn't have to read like a testimonial. There are ways to make your article appeal to the reader without using first person. bodyOffer(7235) 2. How can I add an angle to my article without using first person? · A good way to do this is to think in the third person frame of mind. First of all, refer to yourself in the article as "we" helps. Just replace I with we. It is amazing how a simple switch of pronouns comes off so clean and professional. Observe this comparison: a. I always am looking for new ways to incorporate an angle into my articles. b. We writers are always looking for new ways to incorporate an angle into our articles. · Notice that the latter sentence just sounds cleaner and crisper- much more professional!

105. Assessment For Expository (Nonfiction) Writing Performance Task Assessment List Expository (Nonfiction) writing. Element.Possible Points. Earned Assessment. Self, Teacher. Prewriting. http://www.bcpl.net/~sullivan/modules/tips/rubrics_sec/expository.html

Performance Task Assessment List Expository (Nonfiction) Writing Element Possible Points Earned Assessment Self Teacher Prewriting Graphic organizer and outlines show work to explore, research, collect, select information, and focus ideas. The Writing The writing demonstrates an ability to interpret ideas meaningfully in context. The "big idea" of the paper is interesting and clear. All the main ideas are clearly related to the "big idea." The main ideas are organized into a logical sequence. The transitions from one main idea to the next are smooth. There are enough appropriate and accurate details to support each main idea. The choice of words is appropriate, varied, and creates a natural voice. The mechanics and grammar are integral to the meaning and effect of the writing. Stylistic variety and choice are evident in elements of rhetoric such as diction, syntax, structure, and figurative language. The paper is neat and presentable.

106. Assessment For Writing Nonfiction Performance Task Assessment List Writer s Guide for Nonfiction. Element. PossiblePoints. The title is clear and informative. The writing is mechanically correct. http://www.bcpl.net/~sullivan/modules/tips/rubrics_sec/writ_nonfic.html

Performance Task Assessment List Writer's Guide for Nonfiction Element Possible Points Earned Assessment Self Teacher The introduction clearly states the thesis. The introduction clearly introduces the main ideas. The concepts used are appropriate and accurate. Each paragraph has a topic sentence which is one of the main ideas. Each paragraph has appropriate and accurate supporting details. The conclusion sums up the points made in an interesting, thoughtful, and unique manner. The writer's own voice and style is evident throughout. The title is clear and informative. The writing is mechanically correct. The writing is neat and presentable. Visuals such as drawings, diagrams or pictures are used in an appropriate way to add information and interest. Total: Through an agreement with the Maryland Assessment Consortium, permission is granted to Maryland Public Schools to reproduce this material for non-profit, educational use.

107. WritingClasses.com - Online And New York City Classes: Nonfiction Writing Click below or scroll down to find out more about our Nonfiction writingclasses. Prerequisite Nonfiction writing I or the equivalent. http://www.writingclasses.com/home/NF.html

Thursday, June 10, 2004 Register now for Summer classes. "This is the best writing class I’ve taken. The quality of instruction was superb, and the small class size allowed a lot of feedback." -David Marino Consultant "I have honestly found every week's lecture to be interesting, with something new and unexpected. I will return to the lectures long after the course has finished. It is just the most fantastic thing to be able to learn from an instructor in New York." -Margarita Crutchley Assistant, Photo Library More NYC Student Quotes More Online Student Quotes Ninety percent of all published writing is nonfiction. Opportunities for the nonfiction writer are everywhere – magazines, newspapers, books, the Internet. And nonfiction has grown more diverse and creative than ever, embracing all styles from straight to zany to poetic, encompassing every topic imaginable from childhood memories to the creation of the universe. In our courses you will learn about six major forms of nonfiction – memoir, personal essay, features, profiles, travel writing, and reviews – as well as such craft elements as description, structure, and voice. You will also learn how and where to market your work. If you seek to explore the spectrum of current nonfiction, we’ll show you the who, what, where, when, why, and how.

108. Unicorn Door Summaries of fiction and nonfiction books and other writings by Dr. L. Steven Cheairs that address the common elements of science and Christian thought. http://hometown.aol.com/scheairs/UnicornSite/Unicorn_Forest.html

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109. Nonfiction Writing I - The Basics - Gotham Writers' Workshop [ Creative Writing Nonfiction writing I The Basics Gotham Writers Workshop. Classesare currently in session. Check back soon for available dates. http://www.writersstore.com/product.php?products_id=551&cPath=23_53&affiliate=ZA

110. Teacher Created Materials: Write Time For Kids Nonfiction Writing Program back to top. Nonfiction writing Genres. Nonfiction reading and nonfictionwriting skills are so very important for today s students. http://www.teachercreated.com/writetime/

Write Time for Kids Write Time for Kids is an award-winning program that helps students develop skills in nonfiction reading and writing. It does this by capturing their attention with high-interest articles such as those from TIME For Kids magazine. Once students have read the articles, they go on to complete a variety of related writing activities. Write Time for Kids is based on common standards for the language arts curriculum. A comprehensive scope and sequence matrix helps teachers present a well-defined program of nonfiction reading and writing skills to students who are reading at grade levels K-8. On This Page Components Nonfiction Writing Genres Awards More Information 1st Edition Supplements Extra Resources Research Research-Based Curriculum ... Online Tutorial Components Teacher Resource Notebook Correlations to standards commonly found in the language arts curriculum Complete scope and sequence matrix of writing skills for students in Grades K-8 Overview of the writing process Detailed explanations of the four nonfiction writing categories Tips for using a variety of graphic organizers Descriptions of the six traits of good writing Student Writer's Notebookmore than 50 pages* of basic writing information and helpful tips Assessment strategies for each category of writing, including five-point rubrics, teacher and student checklists, portfolio resources, and tips for conferencing

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112. S E L F N O N S E L F Writings include poetry, fiction, personal thoughts, experimental journals, and nonfiction. http://www.selfnonself.org/

113. Nonfiction - Writing Center A worldwide community of writers featuring excellent resources for fictionand nonfiction writers with particular support for writing about Scotland. http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art1861.asp

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114. Delicious Mystery Writings and ponderings about the world, seen through the eyes of a critical 18year old girl. Includes poetry, fiction and non-fiction. http://violetcadet.tripod.com

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115. WritersOnlineWorkshops Fundamentals of Nonfiction writing. http://www.writersonlineworkshops.com/viewworkshop.asp?workshopid=1011

116. Writers Online Workshops Will Help You Reach Your Nonfiction Writing Goals strongly recommended. Fundamentals of Nonfiction writing ($299) Fundamentalsof Personal/Life Stories writing ($299). PROJECT WORKSHOPS http://www.writersonlineworkshops.com/nonficoverview.asp

FREE Email Newsletter FREE Workshop Demonstration Who We Are About Writer's Digest Note from the Director Contact Us Workshop Information Program Overview Frequently Asked Questions Student Feedback Curriculum Board ... Registration Student Center Library Brain Spa Student Union Student Services Go to Class Lecture Hall Critics' Corner Personal Notebook Orientation ALL our workshops, see the Program Overview. This workshop provides the necessary skills and techniques to make your nonfiction more effective and compelling. You'll apply what you've learned to writing assignments and receive personal feedback from the instructor. Your work will be posted for group critique, and you'll be able to participate in ongoing critique and discussion sessions. This workshop is not a prerequisite for the Project Workshops below, but it is strongly recommended. Fundamentals of Nonfiction Writing Fundamentals of Personal/Life Stories Writing PROJECT WORKSHOPS Focus on the Nonfiction Magazine Article (Project: Two original nonfiction articles of up to 3,000 words each) Writing the Nonfiction Book Proposal (Project: Complete nonfiction book proposal, with outline and sample chapters, up to 12,000 words total)

117. English 309: Introduction To Nonfiction Writing Engl 309001 Introduction to Nonfiction writing Spring, 2003. Fact and Artifactwriting Nonfiction. 2nd ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ Prentice Hall, 1994. http://classweb.gmu.edu/bhawk/309/

Engl 309-001 Introduction to Nonfiction Writing Spring, 2003 Professor: Byron Hawk Email: bhawk@gmu.edu Time: MW 300PM-415PM Place: Rob B103 Course Information Texts: Required: Bloom, Lynn. Fact and Artifact: Writing Nonfiction . 2nd ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1994. Minot, Stephen. Literary Nonfiction: The Fourth Genre . NJ: Prentice Hall, 2003. Evans, Harold, ed. The Best American Magazine Writing 2001 . NY: Public Affairs, 2001. Ehrenreich, Barbara. Nickel and Dimed: on (not) getting by in America . New York: Metropolitan Books, 2001. Recommended: Loughery, John, ed. The Eloquent Essay: An Anthology of Classic and Creative Nonfiction . NY: Persea Books, 2000. Suggested: Richardson, Peter. Style: A Pragmatic Approach . 2nd ed. New York, NY: Longman, 2002. Course Description: Because this basic concept of nonfiction can apply to a wide range of texts, from technical/scientific reports to short newspaper pieces to extended academic arguments, the focus of this course will be narrowed to writing for a general audience. The venue of publication should be conceived as a magazine or newspaper. While the course is not a course in journalism, it is a course that asks the writer to assume a journalistic audience. The particular genres under consideration (personal essay/memoir, critical review, reflective essay, and feature article or biographical profile) are found in typical journalistic venues but the approach we will take to each is one that will recognize the writer's role and language's mediation of the world.

118. English 309: Introduction To Nonfiction Writing Engl 309001 Introduction to Nonfiction writing Spring, 2003. NonfictionLinks Here are a few links relevant to nonfiction writing. http://classweb.gmu.edu/bhawk/309/links.html

Engl 309-001 Introduction to Nonfiction Writing Spring, 2003 Professor: Byron Hawk Email: bhawk@gmu.edu Time: MW 300PM-415PM Place: Rob B103 Links/Resources Campus Resources: There are several services provided on campus to assist you in completing your composition requirements. The most useful is the Writing Center. Tutors are there to give you constructive feedback on your papers. For those who require additional ESL help, the Writing Center will refer you to tutors in the English Language Institute. University Writing Center , Robinson A114, 993-1200 English Language Institute , Krug Hall 202, 993-3660 Disability Resource Center , SUB I 234, 993-2474 Counseling Center , SUB I 364, 993-2380 Learning Services , SUB I 354, 993-2999 Composition Program , Robinson A420, 993-2772 Library and Research Links: Perhaps the best way to learn about the library and its services is to walk in and ask a librarian. If this isn't a viable option, here are a few links that may help you out in a pinch. Main Library Site Libraries and Research Accessing restricted information resources from off-campus computers Free Research Classes ... Searching for Media in the Library Catalog Nonfiction Links: Here are a few links relevant to nonfiction writing. This is far from an exhaustive list, but it gives you some initial places to start.

119. The Art Of Creative Nonfiction : Writing And Selling The Literature Of Reality The Art of Creative Nonfiction writing and Selling the Literature of Reality. Itblows the myth that nonfiction writing has to be dull. Dull does not sell. http://www.edu-books.com/The_Art_of_Creative_Nonfiction__Writing_and_Selling_the

The Art of Creative Nonfiction : Writing and Selling the Literature of Reality The Art of Creative Nonfiction : Writing and Selling the Literature of Reality by Authors: Lee Gutkind Released: 10 January, 1997 ISBN: 0471113565 Paperback Sales Rank: List price: Our price: You save: Book > The Art of Creative Nonfiction : Writing and Selling the Literature of Reality > Customer Reviews: Average Customer Rating: The Art of Creative Nonfiction : Writing and Selling the Literature of Reality > Customer Review #1: Understanding intimately how things work. A clown for Ringling Brothers, an assistant in liver and heart transplantation surgeries, a baseball umpire, a motorcyclist and a participant in psychotherapy: When it comes to having the experience necessary to write interesting essays, Lee Gutkind is ahead of the game. In his textbook "The Art of Creative Nonfiction : Writing and Selling the Literature of Reality," Gutkind uses his passion for the written word and the experiences that inspire it to assist beginning creative nonfiction writers in their quest to share life through writing. Covered in the books outline-reminiscent chapters are instructions on interviewing, fact checking, finding ideas, creating dialogue and keeping story files. Straying from the norm of "interesting... [and] accurate," Gutkind stresses that the most important requirement of a creative nonfiction writer is passion- "A passion for the written word, a passion for the search and discovery of knowledge, and a passion for... understand[ing] intimately how things in this world work." In the following chapters, he offers advice on what creative nonfiction is (the relation experiences, often subjective) and is not (encyclopedia truth) in a concise yet affable manner.

120. NonfictionBasics Nonfiction writing The Basics with George Sheldon. Current OpeningsYes. In response Nonfiction writing is always in demand. Yet so http://www.absolutewrite.com/classes/Sheldon/nonfictionbasics.htm

Home Up Nonfiction Writing: The Basics with George Sheldon Current Openings: Yes In response to many requests, here is the nonfiction course that you need if you want to succeed! Nonfiction writing is always in demand. Yet so many freelance writers fail simply because they overlook the basics. Trying to publish stale ideas or poorly thought out articles, these writers collect only rejection slips, rather than paychecks. Yet many editors need and want nonfiction articles from freelance writers. This course is designed to teach you and develop the skills you need – from how to research, interview, and assemble your article into a saleable piece of writing. This is not a get-rich-quick scheme. You must work hard – and that includes writing consistently if you hope to be a successful nonfiction freelance writer. If you are not willing to work – and that includes lots of writing – then this course is not for you. But if you have the desire to start selling nonfiction writing – repeatedly and consistently, this course is for you. This 8-week course is full of strategies, tips, and advice to help you work like a nonfiction writer. You will learn to develop your writing skills, learn how to self-edit, write stronger, conduct unpublished research, interview, provide photos, and much more! You will learn how to develop into such a good nonfiction freelance writer that editors will be asking you for more of your writing. You will learn how to create nonfiction articles that will guarantee continued success as a freelance writer.

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