Three R's of Narrative Nonfiction | Creative Nonfiction: resources for teachers and students. | Scoop.it

"How to safely answer the question: How do you know that?"

Nonfiction means that our stories are as true and accurate as possible. Readers expect — demand — diligence. I won’t say that nonfiction writers don’t on occasion make mistakes or even knowingly make stuff up, as for example Jonah Lehrer did in his recent book, “Imagine,” or James Frey did in his memoir, “A Million Little Pieces.”~ Lee Gutkind