Articles related to "Creative Non Fiction"



Down and Out in Paris and London
George Orwell's real-life experiences of poverty serve both as a sharp journalistic inquiry into its nature and an empathetic sketch of its oft-sentimentalized face
• george orwell • down and out in paris and london • non-fiction account of poverty • object lessons in poverty • new journalism and subjective commentary

Greatest Essay Collection 07
The Best American Essays 2007 is a primer for essay writers and essay readers alike, with a variety of topics and writing styles.
• essay collection • creative non-fiction • best american essays 2007 • jo beard • john lahr

What to Read Next
Looking for a great non-fiction book to read in the Fall? Well, Random Family by Adrian LeBlanc might just be the book for you.
• reading • writing • drugs • sex • love

A Gift of the Spirit
Inspiration is derived from a Latin word meaning "to breathe." It is literally breathing life into matter. Whatever your beliefs about a higher power, our lives are much richer and more enjoyable when we feel inspired.
• inspiration • inspire • breathe • breathing • feeling

Oscar Charleston and U.S. - Numbers, Names, Dates and Places
Oscar Charleston, one of the all time great baseball players, played in the Negro baseball leagues that existed from roughly 1915 to the late 1950s. Certain numbers, names, dates, and places in his life synchronize remarkably well with certain numbers, names, dates and places of events in African American and United States History. Here is his story told with little embellishment. His life speaks for itself.
• oscar charleston • baseball • negro league • negro • black

Stupid White Men - A Book Review
This book review offers material--political and cultural satire--different from what usually appears in this topic. However, politics has always been a fellow traveler with the great spiritual masters--from Jesus of Nazareth to Mahatma Gandhi to Martin Luther King. Still, not all of the ideas delineated by the author of the book are necessarily my own, but are necessary for a thorough book review. I review this book in Caring for the Soul because I feel every society and its individuals need the mirror from time to time of a cultural critic, such as Michael Moore.
• satire • politics • political satire • cultural satire • culture

Write From The Heart: A Book Review
Writers are often advised to "look into your heart and write," but doing that task is easier said than done. Hal Zina Bennett's brilliant book, <I>Write From The Heart</I>, shows us how to get in touch with our heartfelt feelings and in the process discover who we really are both as a writer and a human being.
• writing from the heart • inspiration • heart • love • harmony


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