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Nonfiction Narratives: Committed to the Power of Teaching and Informing Through True Stories
Nonfiction narratives include many forms of writing:
> Essays and essay collections—personal, immersion, profile, fact-heavy, short, or long;
> Blog posts and columns;
> Memoirs;
> Travel, food, and culture writing;
> Feature articles and literary journalism;
> Research pieces and narrative investigation;
> Reviews;
> Online content, including organizational case studies;
> Social media posts; and
> Podcast scripts, community storytelling, and transcripts of spoken stories.
Before sharing your true story with others, you need the confidence that comes from knowing you've polished your writing to the best version of itself.
When you're ready to dig into the nitty-gritty of honing your nonfiction narrative, look to the training, knowledge, and experience of a wordsmith committed to the craft of telling true stories. I'm an empathetic and flexible professional who
> knows narrative structure and its effective use in nonfiction;
> keeps up with continuous changes in word usage, style guides, and grammar;
> suggests, explains, and supports with respect for your voice, goals, and vision; and
> understands how to apply the nuances of tone and register to true stories that teach and inform.
I'm also detail obsessed. Thorough. Responsible. Deadline driven. And easy to work with.