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    The document discusses the genre of creative non-fiction. It is focused on storytelling and uses narrative structure like fiction, but is factually accurate like traditional non-fiction. Creative non-fiction aims to move readers to a deeper understanding through engaging storytelling techniques beyond just reporting facts. It uses elements like characters, dialogue, themes, and literary devices. The key aspects are that it is factually accurate while incorporating narrative storytelling styles typically seen in fiction.

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    The document discusses the genre of creative non-fiction. It is focused on storytelling and uses narrative structure like fiction, but is factually accurate like traditional non-fiction. Creative non-fiction aims to move readers to a deeper understanding through engaging storytelling techniques beyond just reporting facts. It uses elements like characters, dialogue, themes, and literary devices. The key aspects are that it is factually accurate while incorporating narrative storytelling styles typically seen in fiction.

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    CREATIVE NON-

    FICTION
    (Cheney, 1991)
    What is Creative Non-Fiction?
    • The Creative Non-Fiction (CNF) • Doesn’t just report facts; delivers facts
    genre can be rather elusive. It is in ways that move people toward a
    focused on story, meaning it has a deeper understanding of the topic
    narrative plot with an inciting • Creactive non-fiction writers must see
    moment, rising action, climax and beyond facts “to discover their
    denoument, just like fiction. underlying mening” ; they must
    • Requires the skill of the storyteller “dramatize that meaning in an
    and the research ability of the interesting,evocative,informative
    reporter way.”
    CHARACTERISTICS
    • Simply put, it is nonfiction that reads like fiction. The elements within
    narrative nonfiction are similar to those found within novels, including:
    well-developed characters, engaging dialogue, a story that follows a
    narrative arc, an identifiable theme, and the use of literary devices such as
    symbolism and imagery.
    RULES
    • The 4 Golden Rules of Writing Creative Nonfiction
    • Make sure everything is factually accurate
    • Play with person
    • Follow emotion
    • Incorporate literary techniques
    DIFFERENCES
    • Traditional nonfiction is a straight forward survey of a given topic. They
    are written in clear, concise language in an expository style.
    Informational fiction presents facts and information within a fictional
    story. Narrative nonfiction tells a true story with no made up parts in the
    form of a narrative.
    CREATIVE NON-FICTION
    • Example of Non-Fiction? • Best describes creative nonfiction?
    • The genre of creative nonfiction • The best creative nonfiction tells a
    (also known as literary nonfiction) is true story in an artistic or literary
    broad enough to include travel way. This means that the story has
    writing, nature writing, science certain elements, such as descriptive
    writing, sports writing, biography, imagery, settings, plot, conflict,
    autobiography, memoir, the characters, and other literary
    interview, and both the familiar and devices.
    personal essay.
    GROUP 10
    MEMBERS:
    • JAMAICA PONCE
    • ANGEL TANO
    • GRACE ANN CASINILLO
    • UGAY

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