A while back, in response to a question posed by a friend, I posted a few thoughts on what constituted creative nonfiction. Since then, I’ve been trying to think a bit more systematically about the genre, and to unpack my own writing process. In that first entry, I cited Lee Gutkind, the editor of the [...]
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Take Two: What is Creative Nonfiction?
15 Jan 2011 at 15:38
Julija Šukys
Creative Nonfiction, Journeys, Lee Gutkind, Letters, Life-writing, Research, Siberia, Writing
What is “Creative” or “Literary” Nonfiction?
A friend recently asked me what creative nonfiction was. I must admit that I find the term a bit clunky. I might prefer “literary nonfiction,” though only just marginally. Both seem a bit affected, and protest too much. In any case, this does seem to be the genre which has chosen me, whether I like [...]



