Creative Nonfiction by Gerard, Philip -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Acknowledgments Contents A Note on Sources . . . Chapter 1: What Is Creative Nonfiction Anyhow? The Renaissance in Nonfiction: A Hunger for the Real Telling Stories, Telling Lies You Can't Make It Up Five Hallmarks The Art Lies in the Craft Chapter 2: Finding an Original Subject Wanted: An Accurate Sense of the World Refining the Subject Find the Human Story Find Your Passion Discovering Your Subject in Who You Are The Subject is a Question That Matters Metaphorical Connections Your Promise to the Reader Chapter 3: Researching Archival and Living Research Adventures in Cyberspace Libraries and Librarians, Special Collections and Museums Archives We Don't Think of as Archives Maps Tell Stories, Too Walking the Ground Writing in the Borderlands There's No Substitute for Being There Chapter 4: The Art of the Interview Real People, Real Voices Pre-Interview Anxiety A Typical Interview Asking Good Questions—and Listening to the Answers Other Kinds of Interviews Intimacy and Attitude The Human Factor The Relationship between Interviewer and Subject Who Sees the Interview Before Publication? The Tape Recorder Chapter 5: On Assignment Time-Travel: Chasing Familiar Ghosts A Stranger Comes to Town Making the Experience Work in Time and Space Coming Up with an Assignment On Your Own Hook Exploring Your Own Backyard Attitude—Listening to the Story The Last Thing Chapter 6: What Form Will It Take? The Long Form

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