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Non-fiction Writing:     more books (101)

English: Junior Non-fiction (Writing Frames) Non-Fiction Writing Scaffolds Non-Fiction Writing (Famous Writers Course, IV) by Bruce Catton, Rudolf Fleisch, et all 1960 Famous Writer's Course Volume III : Non-Fiction Writing Non-Fiction Writing Scaffolds Famous Writers Course: Volumes I-IV (Principles of good writing I & II, Non-Fiction writing, volumes III & IV) by Bruce and others Catton, 1960 Famous Writers School: Study Guide for Volumes III & IV Non-Fiction Writing by Multiple Authors, 1964 Non-Fiction Writing Scaffolds: Year 5: Resource Book by Trevor Hancock, 2003-12-31 Non-Fiction Writing Scaffolds: Resource Book Year 4 by Eileen Jones, 2003-12-31 Famous Writers Course Non-Fiction Writing Volume III by Editors, 1960 Non-Fiction Writing Scaffolds: Resource Book Year 3 by Dennis Watts, 2003-12-31 English: Infant Non-fiction (Writing Frames) How To Do Non-Fiction Writing by Quick Easy Guides, 2008-07-31 FAMOUS WRITERS COURSE - NON-FICTION WRITING III by Incc. Famous Writers School, 1960-01-01

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61. Sir Tim Rice
    Tim Rice is one of the most versatile and prolific lyricists writing today. He has written for the musical stage and Disney animated films, provided the lyrics to numerous pop songs, and authored nonfiction books .  
    http://home.earthlink.net/~jsjb/tim/tr.html

62. WritersWeekly Store - For Authors
    writing Selling nonfiction in the Information Age Information Marketing writing Selling non-fiction in the Information Age Using information you already  
    http://www.writersweekly.com/shop/forauthors.html

63. Farley Mowat
    Lively lunchtime interview with Mowat by Joe Shepstone (1992). Photo of author and discussion of some of his works.  
    http://collection.nlc-bnc.ca/100/200/300/cmarchive/vol20no6/farleymowat.html
    
    Extractions: 1992 November Have lunch with one of Canada 's most famous authors for both adults and children, join in the conversation on writing and story-telling, and get a taste of his newest book, My Father's Son. We met in a small cafe in downtown Toronto, about a block from Union Stationand I can now say that I've done "the lunch thing" with Farley Mowat. You may not be impressed, but I sure was, because, you see, I grew up with Mutt, the Owls, Happy Adventure , and the wolves. Meeting the man who had actually lived (and written about) all these stories was exciting. We ate lunch and talked about families (he and Claire split their year between a farm in Cape Breton and Port Hope, Ontario); about dogs (two of their dogs "perished" (his word, not mine) last year; they now have just the one); and about writing (specifically, his new book, My Father's Son My Father's Son is Mowat's thirty-first book and his third look back at World War II, following and And No Birds Sang and The Regiment . The book is a collection of letters written from 1943 to 1945 between Farley and his parents, Angus and Helen.

64. Ian Heydon - Creative Writing, Fiction And Non-Fiction Author Of Children And Ad
    Ian Heydon Creative writing, Fiction And non-fiction Author OfChildrens And Adults Books, Travel Guides And Travel Web Sites.  
    http://www.ianheydon.com/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the Ian Heydon web site. After two decades of scribbling jokes and other stuff for radio and television in Australia, picking up a few awards and a reasonable living along the way, Ian relocated to Vanuatu for a year when his wife, Annie, was offered a job teaching at Port Vila International School. That year turned into three – a rewarding challenge for Annie, an adventure for the children, James and Laura, and the opportunity for Ian to write those backburner novels that looked like they’d never be written. He also continued to write about travel and, after two years in the tropics, returned to Australia to rediscover the country through the eyes of a tourist. That journey resulted in The Small Guide to A Big Country (to be published by Explore Australia Publishing in 2003). The ‘sabbatical’ also produced three crime novels , two creative writing texts, a novel for young adults , a children’s picture book, a bunch of web sites and a few songs Ian returns to Australia in 2003, to settle in South East Queensland and to edit/revise the above before swamping potential publishers.

65. Ian Heydon - Creative Writing, Fiction And Non-Fiction Author Of Children And Ad
    Ian Heydon Creative writing, Fiction And non-fiction Author Of Childrens And AdultsBooks, Travel Guides And Travel Web Sites. non-fiction.Creative writing  
    http://www.ianheydon.com/creative.html
    
    Extractions: Non-Fiction.Creative Writing These two books came from a happy coincidence. For five years Ian was a guest lecturer in radio comedy at the Australian Film Television and Radio School in Sydney. He took the post initially because he had failed to gain entry to a course some 15 years before because of lack of experience. He liked the irony, but also found that he liked the work. Always appearing ‘unprepared’ he worked with students to ‘unblank’ the page and draw on their own creativity. He sees himself as a facilitator and communicator rather than a teacher and believes that writing is a craft that can be honed but not taught. In Port Vila, he took a creative writing extension group of students (aged 10 – 12) at Port Vila International School once a week and the book, The Scribe Tribe , charts their (and his) 12-week journey, has samples of their writing and contains lesson plans and writing tips. It’s also the story of one girl who, until now, had been pigeonholed as ‘sporty’ and ‘non academic’ because of her inability to spell. For example, when asked to write some sounds that can be heard in Port Vila, she wrote: Sacaters in my ears (cicadas)

66. Welcome To Dark Moon Rising
    A bimonthly e-zine featuring original fiction, poetry, and artwork in science fiction, fantasy, and horror. It also contains related non-fiction and a writing workshop. An e-mail version is available.  
    http://www.darkmoonrising.com

67. MaryAnn Weidt
    (Official site) Author of biography, nonfiction, and picture books. Includes profile, reviews, writing tips, teacher's lesson plans, and speaking engagement information.  
    http://www.weidt.com/
    
    Extractions: Hi. I'm children's author Maryann Weidt (pronounced white). Most of the books I've written are biographies. They're about people I'd heard of and wanted to know more about. Sometimes I write picture books, too. Well, I've written and published one picture book. But I think it's a very special one. It's called Daddy Played Music for the Cows. I hope you like it. In fact, I hope you like all my books. Thanks for stopping by my website. Take your time and look around. If I can help you with anything, please let me know. Come back and visit as often as you like. Have fun!

68. The INTERNET WRITING WORKSHOP
    Join various mailing list workshops such as poetry, fiction, flash fiction, romance, novels, and nonfiction. Post and receive critiques of work, plus critique other works. Discuss the finer points of writing.  
    http://www.manistee.com/~lkraus/workshop/index.html

69. The Santa Fe Writers Project :: Resources, Awards And Support For Writers
    SFWP provides resources for authors and features online fiction as well as an annual writing contest for prose, both fiction and nonfiction, including short stories, essays and sample chapters of novels. $6,000 in cash prizes. Deadline mid-January.  
    http://www.sfwritersproject.com
    
    Extractions: SFWP is an online resource providing an internationally recognized annual awards program and support for authors. Read more about us. Read about the Literary Awards Program Visit our Writer's Bookshelf Let your voice be heard in our community forums Sign up for the newsletter Visit our online literary journal Problems with your new SFWP user account? First, check out our troubleshooting guide

70. Index
    Independent creative writing site with original pieces are submitted around a monthly theme. Contributions of all styles and genres are encouraged, including prose, poetry and nonfiction.  
    http://www.geocities.com/writersbloq
    
    Extractions: writersbloq@hotmail.com chosen by maia Previous themes: March 02 "The Central Line" pip pip February 02 - "Fast Approaching" ... January 03 - "Mr. Toad" Yo U r M o n E y O R y O u R M o r A L s ? February 03 - "Folie a Deux " Your ( but most probably mrwangdale's if he sticks around ) comment on this month's contributions could be posted below. We'll have to see.. reminder of an offer of help from maia I miss

71. Welcome To Time Warner Bookmark/Non-fiction Books
    thing. Actually writing it is something else entirely. CONTACT US; Signup for the nonfiction Newsletter; Read the Latest Edition. Home  
    http://www.twbookmark.com/nonfiction/

72. Welcome To Young Writer On-Line!
    An international magazine for young people's writing ­ fiction and nonfiction, prose and poetry. writing features, tips and competitions.  
    http://www.mystworld.com/youngwriter/
    
    Extractions: Young Writer (paper edition) is an international magazine featuring the best in English language creative writing from children aged 5 to 18 from around the world. Fun, instructive and designed to build any child's confidence, Young Writer is a forum for young people's writing - fiction and non-fiction, prose and poetry. Even better, Young Writer is completely Advertisement Free. Each Issue features: YoungWriter Magazine is published in Britain on paper (top quality, long-lasting, full-colour, shiny Art paper at that) three times a year, in September, January and April. Young Writer On-Line is Young Writer's Sister Electronic Edition, you're reading it now. You can e-mail us with information, requests or your writing! Young Writer On-Line is free so enjoy it, and tell your friends! Write to us at Glebe House, Weobley, Herefordshire HR4 8SD, England.

73. New Page 1
    NHH HOME, sample NHH course descriptions English 2308 Creative non-fiction(Nature writing Section) Tuesdays and Thursdays, 930 am - 1050 am.  
    http://www.honr.ttu.edu/nhh/course.htm
    
    Extractions: From here, we will read across this rich genre, approaching individual texts as readers and as writers of the craft. Students will write 2-3 essays over the course of the semester. From the get-go, students will see their writing in dialogue with professionals in the field. This will require forging an ongoing relationship with what's at stake in the discussion of specific issues. Readings will include selections from a host of writers, past and present, including Terry Tempest Williams, Annie Dillard, Mary Austin, Henry David Thoreau, and Linda Hogan. There will be a number of additional events, including a weekend-long poetry writing workshop in the hill country. STUDENT

74. Virtual Writer - Poetry, Drama, Fiction, Non-fiction, Literature, Courses, Works
    Publish poetry, drama, fiction, nonfiction and reviews. Comprehensive information on writing related courses, careers, competitions, events, and reviews. Interactive features include a bulletin board, chat, and online workshops.  
    http://www.virtualwriter.net/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the The Virtual Writer, a site for creative writing, literary news and reviews. Interview with Noel Monahan Apologies to all those waiting for our on-line interview with the award winning poet and playwright, Noel Monahan. Owing to technical difficulties we could not carry out this interview on-line. We have interviewed Noel and we will publish this interview over the coming days. Former Virtual Writer Editor Shortlisted for Prestigious Award Paul Perry's story, 'Miracles in the Moonlight, Magic at Dawn' which was shortlisted for the Francis MacManus Short Story Competition, will be broadcast on RTE Radio 1 later this year. Longford's first writer in residence and former Virtual Writer Editor, Paul won the Hennessy New Irish Writer of the Year Award in 1998. His first book of poetry, 'The Drowning of the Saints' will be published shortly.

75. BecomeAnAuthor.com
    Professional, confidential ghost writing, rewriting and hardcopy publication for novels, nonfiction books and screenplays.  
    http://www.becomeanauthor.com
    
    Extractions: Publication in Hardcopy, with Nation-Wide Distribution If you have a story to tell, you've come to the right place. If you want your manuscript or concept turned into a powerful and profitable book or screenplay, this is the place. It doesn't matter where you live. In as little as 120 days, BecomeAnAuthor.com will write or edit your book or screenplay, assure that it is published and made available through both Amazon.com and Borders.com, and sold world-wide through the Internet. Nothing can enhance your career more effectively than to become a published author. You are at once distinguished from your peers and recognized as an expert. You are always the author; we just do the writing. Don't make the mistake of working with anyone other than a professional writer. When it comes to writing, you really do get what you pay for. We see many authors who have squandered their resources by collaborating with a college professor or energetic amateur. You want someone who writes books for a living. Here are the most common ways we help: We can work with you as ghostwriters and collaborators to take your concept, idea, professional or other life experience and turn it into a book or screenplay.

76. Flash Fiction
    life vignettes, mysteries, ghost stories, haibun, horror, creative nonfiction, andflash in sharing, learning, and working to improve their writing skills are  
    http://home.att.net/~p.casto/
    
    Extractions: Participation is mandatory . The minimum requirements to remain in the workshop are to submit one piece of your own each month and do four critiques for others. Those who are not able to meet these minimum requirements will be unsubscribed. We have no upper limit, however, on the number of critiques you can do for others. The more you do the more you learn about writing (by trying hard to understand and express what makes a piece effective or not effective).

77. Hartline Literary Agency Home Page
    Hartline Literary Agency offers expert representation for authors writing both fiction and nonfiction for mainstream and inspirational markets.  
    http://www.hartlineliterary.com/

78. BookZone - Literary Leaps -- Travel
    Easily keeps photos, writing, and mementos in one book related links, go to Bookstores/Booksellers,Gift Books , Magazines/Journals Periodicals , nonfiction.  
    http://www.literaryleaps.com/leapaisle.cfm?aislenumber=52

79. The Writing Space
    The writing Space was founded in Toronto in 1990 as a small press and writers' organization. Workshops are available from The School of the writing Space. Publications include fiction, poetry, nonfiction, interviews and a twice-yearly literary journal  
    http://www.geocities.com/thewritingspace/

80. Fiction Factor - Writing Tips For All Writers
    Tips and advice on getting published, articles on the craft and business of writing, current paying Category Arts Writers Resources Fiction Here's how to create a portfolio of professional writing credits the includingE-publishers, contests and anthologies, fiction and non-fiction market places  
    http://www.fictionfactor.com/
    
    Extractions: Every second Wednesday we will be sending out a FREE newsletter to notify you of each new addition to our site. Each newsletter is filled with tips for getting published, articles on better fiction writing, recent updates and additions to our site, current market listings and hints especially for writers! Subscribe today!

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