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Uehling Speech on Writing and Revising Textbooks, 1993 (modified 2010).
English 401 – Advanced Nonfiction Writing
English 410 – 20th Century American Nonfiction
English 498 – Senior Seminar
CNF Definition
Define It, Anyway (or, at least, try to.)
CNF Genres
Nonfiction Subgenres and Styles
Literary Memoir
The Personal Essay
Literary Journalism
Nature Writing
The Science Essay
Creative Cultural Criticism
Literary Diaries and Journals
Travel Writing
Editing & Revision
A Guide to Cutting and Simplifying
Segmenting: Notes from Robert Root
Tips for Editing
Getting to a Full Draft
Editing Reference Guide
Abbreviations
Apostrophes
Capitalization
Colons
Commas
Dashes
Deleted Words
Dialogue
Final Draft Format
Hyphens
Numbers
Pairs of Marks
Parentheses
Spelling
Verbs
Is that really a sentence?
Essays Illustrating Revision
Ethics
Essays on Ethical Issues in Creative Nonfiction
Group work
Responding to Group Members' Work
Active Listening Response Techniques
Interviews
Memory
Memoir? Fiction? Where’s the Line?
Publication
Creative Nonfiction Publication Resources
More Resources
Duotrope
Magazines
Literary Journals
BookFox
Fiction publications
Magazine rankings for Fiction.
Poetry
Literary marketplace
Publishers Marketplace
Recommended Reading
Course Readings
Excerpt from “Lit” ~ Mary Karr
Segmenting: This is What the Spaces Say ~ Robert Root
Script for THIS BOY’S LIFE, based on book by Tobias Woolf
Books on Nonfiction, Writing or Reading
WLS Chapter 4 Resources: Exposition
Travel Writers
2010 National Book Award Winners, Nonfiction
Research
Research Resources
Success Stories
Kelly Sundberg – “Secrets and Lies”
Kat Coe – “Chief Perry”
Tips about Remembering
Videos
Writing Prompts
Writing tips
Questions for the Sense of Sight
Questions for the Sense of Hearing
Line Starters
Sample Line Starter, Karen Uehling
Free Listing
Small Moments
On Felt Sense
Using a Photograph
RSS
WLS Chapter 4 Resources: Exposition
Oregon State University has a great
webpage
about Michel de Montaigne. To read some of the
“On” or “Of” essays, click here.
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