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How to submit a non-fiction work that reads like a novel...
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Hi, All! Boy, I'm sure hoping someone here will have some insight on this question. I have written a non-fiction middle grade work about my own childhood that reads like a novel. Truly. Everyone ...
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Hi Joyce,
Thanks so much for giving me some more to think about on this! Those are all great questions.
Starting from the last point first, since I think it's the most salient point - yes, on average, kids definitely read more novels than memoir...
Hi Natasha,
These are the questions I'm thinking. Can a story be absolutely true and still be called a novel? Sherman Alexie's The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian is a semiautobiographical novel. If your autobiographical story has the...
Hi, All!
Boy, I'm sure hoping someone here will have some insight on this question.
I have written a non-fiction middle grade work about my own childhood that reads like a novel. Truly. Everyone who has read it says so, including librarians and ...
Hello, everyone! My name is Natasha Hatalsky, and I'm new to NESCBW. Although I've been writing for years, I'm also new to trying to actually get my work published.
Aside from all my general writing, ever since I was about 14 or so I wanted to wr...
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