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Literary Non-Fiction
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Literary non-fiction definition

Factual info + literary techniques to inform & engage

Purpose of literary non-fiction

To inform AND engage readers

Content basis of literary non-fiction

Real events, actual people, factual information

3 common types of literary non-fiction

Biographies, autobiographies, travel writing

Literary techniques used in lit. non-fiction

Descriptive language, dialogue, literary styles

Narrative perspective in literary non-fiction

Typically first person

Direct address examples in lit. non-fiction

Phrases like 'dearest reader' or addressing as 'you'

Language style in literary non-fiction

Emotive adjectives & vivid descriptions

Constraint on dialogue in lit. non-fiction

Must be based on real events & actual conversations

Writer's goal in literary non-fiction

Share facts while keeping readers interested

What lit. non-fiction balances

Authenticity whilst maintaining reader interest

Creative presentation in lit. non-fiction

Literary techniques applied to true stories & facts

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