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caitriOver at SFGate. Via Bookslut.
The article is "Langewiesche Unveiled":
"I realized early on that there were no limitations on nonfiction as an art form," he said. "And partly because the readers are sophisticated. They're not expecting this to be newspaper writing, necessarily. They're smarter than I am. They're hipper than I am. And if I can build the ride, they can go for it."
Creative nonfiction was one of my favorite subjects in the writing seminars I took at UGA. I think it's rather an interesting case, at once informative and entertaining, which are things that an astonishing amount of nonfiction doesn't do well.
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In cheerier news, I may get a job interview in early January. Fingers crossed!
The article is "Langewiesche Unveiled":
"I realized early on that there were no limitations on nonfiction as an art form," he said. "And partly because the readers are sophisticated. They're not expecting this to be newspaper writing, necessarily. They're smarter than I am. They're hipper than I am. And if I can build the ride, they can go for it."
Creative nonfiction was one of my favorite subjects in the writing seminars I took at UGA. I think it's rather an interesting case, at once informative and entertaining, which are things that an astonishing amount of nonfiction doesn't do well.
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In cheerier news, I may get a job interview in early January. Fingers crossed!
