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• Genre/form term: Creative nonfiction

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• Genre/form term: Creative non-fiction

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• Genre/form term: Fourth genre (Creative nonfiction)

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• Genre/form term: Literary nonfiction

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• Genre/form term: Literary non-fiction

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• Genre/form term: Narrative nonfiction

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• Genre/form term: Non-fiction literature

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• Genre/form term: Non-fiction prose

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• Genre/form term: Non-fictional literature

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• Genre/form term: Non-fictional prose

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• Genre/form term: Nonfiction literature

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• Genre/form term: Nonfiction prose

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• Genre/form term: Nonfictional literature

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• Genre/form term: Nonfictional prose

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• Genre/form term: Prose literature (Creative nonfiction)

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• Genre/form term: Tales (Creative nonfiction)

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• Source citation: Britannica online academic edition, Nov. 14, 2012
• Information found: (nonfictional prose: any literary work that is based mainly on fact, even though it may contain fictional elements; examples are the essay and biography; the term nonfictional prose literature here designates writing intended to instruct (but does not include highly scientific and erudite writings in which no aesthetic concern is evinced), to persuade, to convert, or to convey experience or reality through "factual" or spiritual revelation; one feature common to most authors of nonfictional prose is the marked degree of the author's presence in all they write; the basic modes of writing--the descriptive, the narrative, the expository, and the argumentative--are found in both nonfictional literature and in fiction)

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• Source citation: Cords, S.S. The real story : a guide to nonfiction reading interests, 2006:
• Information found: p. 1 (nonfiction genres: true adventure; travel; true crime; environmental writing)

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• Source citation: Root, R. The nonfictionist's guide : on reading and writing creative nonfiction, 2008:
• Information found: pp. ix-x (when I say "nonfiction" in this book, I mean what we usually refer to as "creative nonfiction" or "literary nonfiction." Those terms are slippery enough in their own rights that I'll mostly avoid them. Here, nonfiction, the fourth genre, refers to such forms of writing as the personal or familiar or reflective essay, the memoir in short or long forms, personal narrative reportage of travel and place and exploration and investigation; nonfiction can be identified by these common elements: personal presence, self-discovery and self-motivation, flexibility of form, veracity, and literary approaches) pp. 3-4 (the term "creative nonfiction" is too oppositional, implying a need to distinguish it from "non-creative nonfiction"; Nonfiction, n. : 1. the written expression of, reflection upon, and/or interpretation of observed, perceived, or recollected experience; 2. a genre of literature made up of such writing, which includes such subgenres as the personal essay, the memoir, narrative reportage, and expressive critical writing and whose borders with other reality-based genres and forms (such as journalism, criticism, history, etc.) are fluid and malleable; 3. the expressive, transactional, and poetic prose texts generated by students in college composition courses; 4. (obsolete) not fiction)

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• Source citation: Wikibooks, Nov. 15, 2012
• Information found: (nonfiction literature: this subject area containsstudy guides on literature in nonfiction, a genre in which accounts or representations of subjects are presented as fact; it is generally assumed that the authors of such accounts believe them to be true at the time of their composition)

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• Source citation: Fourth genre, spring 1999:
• Information found: p. v (Fourth Genre: Explorations in Nonfiction is a new literary journal devoted solely to works of contemporary nonfiction (the "fourth genre"), extending from the personal essay--including nature, environmental, and travel writing--to memoir, literary journalism, and personal cultural criticism)

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• Source citation: OCLC, Aug. 12, 2014
• Information found: (in titles: creative nonfiction; creative non-fiction; non-fictional prose; nonfictional prose; nonfiction prose; non-fiction prose; nonfiction literature; non-fiction literature; non-fictional literature; literary nonfiction; literary non-fiction)

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• Source citation: LCSH
• Information found: (Creative nonfiction. Here are entered works that use literary styles and techniques to present factually accurate narratives in a compelling, vivid manner. UF Fourth genre (Creative nonfiction); Literary nonfiction; Narrative nonfiction)

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• Source citation: Oxford dictionaries website, Apr. 11, 2013
• Information found: (tale: a fictitious or true narrative or story, especially one that is imaginatively recounted.)

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• Source citation: LCSH
• Information found: (Prose literature. BT Literature)

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• Explanatory text: Prose works that use literary styles and techniques to present factually accurate narratives in a compelling manner.