Category: Non Fiction Books


  • INTERVIEW: Bonny Reichert, Writer of Find out how to Share An Egg

    Interviewed by Amy Fish Bonny Reichert is a Nationwide Journal Award profitable journalist, a chef, and a debut memoirist. Her memoir, Find out how to Share an Egg: A True Story of Starvation, Love and Lots, received the Dave Greber Award for social justice writing in 2022, and was revealed in January by Urge for…

  • I’m on Literary Agent #3. Ask Me Something.

    By Allison Okay Williams Brevity‘s Editor-in-Chief considers his choices for a brand new literary agent “Eeeeee! Eeeeee! Eeeeee!” have been my measured and clever phrases upon scheduling The Name. For the primary time, an agent wished to work with ME? I’d despatched 63 queries, about half rejections, a few manuscript requests, and a bunch of…

  • INTERVIEW: Elissa Altman, Creator of Permission: The New Memoirist and the Braveness to Create

    Interviewed by Michèle Dawson Haber Elissa Altman’s hybrid craft/hybrid memoir, Permission: The New Memoirist and the Braveness to Create, is the e book writers new to memoir have been ready for, even when they don’t but comprehend it. Who owns a shared story and when is permission essential are questions that may immobilize any memoirist,…

  • When Happiness Returned, I Thought I Had Misplaced My Muse

    By Karen Egee When my mom died, grief cracked my father open like a geode. One thing about his state of vulnerability alongside together with his emotional connection, his continuous reaching out, clawing again from grief, cracked my writing open as effectively. On daily basis again then, one thing occurred, some mixture of tender and…

  • REVIEW: Eminent Jews: Bernstein, Brooks, Freidan, Mailer by David Denby

    Reviewed by J. Michael Lennon David Denby took on fairly a job of labor when he determined to depict the lives of 4 well-known Twentieth-Century Individuals: Leonard Bernstein, Mel Brooks, Betty Friedan, and Norman Mailer in Eminent Jews (Henry Holt and Co.; April 2025). Pretty presenting the event-laden, controversy-crammed lives of this gifted quartet, all…

  • My Greatest Tortoise-Hustle Tempo: On Writing and Working

    By Christine Wiese I’m solely three miles into the Asheville half marathon when the male entrance runners spherical the primary turnaround level and are available again previous us. The gazelles, as I consider them, run with lovely kind, loping in direction of the subsequent flip with lengthy, sleek strides. Shortly behind them is the main…

  • The Quantity One Cause You Aren’t Actually a Author

    Plenty of folks say they’re writers, however they aren’t. Probably not. In any case, writers write, they usually aren’t writing persistently. If, like them, you declare to be a author however don’t produce written phrases a number of instances per week (or each day), you aren’t a author…but. I’m not speaking about being an writer.…

  • It All Felt Unimaginable by Tom McAllister| Hippocampus Journal

    Reviewed by Emily Webber In Tom McAllister’s assortment, It All Felt Unimaginable: 42 Years in 42 Essays, he challenges himself to write down an essay for yearly of his life. There’s a hazard this might come throughout as compelled and really feel like a response to a writing train. But, McAllister pulls off one thing…

  • Webinar Replay: The right way to Write and Publish Your Nonfiction E book

    Are you serious about writing a memoir, narrative or prescriptive nonfiction e-book? On this content-rich coaching session, you’ll discover ways to: => Create an in depth define on your e-book. => Comply with a easy course of to put in writing the primary draft in simply 90 days. (Sure, actually!) => Leverage beta readers for…

  • Maintain Exhibiting Up, Maintain Listening, Maintain Wanting: Ann Patchett on Writing and Life

    By Hillary Moses Mohaupt Right here’s what I bear in mind from my faculty commencement: the graduation speaker, a well-known alumnus of my faculty, inspired us, the graduates, to lie down within the grass and actually really feel it every time we would have liked grounding. That is the one factor I bear in mind…