21. BUBL LINK / 5:15 Internet Resources: Writing Links About.com NonFiction Offers original articles and features about non-fiction writing,plus annotated links to selected relevant Internet resources compiled http://bubl.ac.uk/link/w/writinglinks.htm

BUBL LINK / 5:15 Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus A-Z ... About Writing links A-Z Index Titles Descriptions About.com: Non-Fiction About.com: Technical Writing About.com: Writers' Exchange Author Pseudonyms ... Writers Write Page last updated: 17 March 2003 Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk About.com: Non-Fiction Offers original articles and features about non-fiction writing, plus annotated links to selected relevant Internet resources compiled by a subject specialist, a subject-specific bulletin board, and details of related news and events. Topics include business, health, and sport. Author: About.com Subjects: writing links DeweyClass: ResourceType: index, news, essays Location: usa Last checked: About.com: Technical Writing Offers original articles and features about technical writing which includes writing computer manuals, plus annotated links to selected relevant Internet resources compiled by a subject specialist, a subject-specific bulletin board, and details of related news and events. Topics include advice for aspiring technical writers, desktop publishing and translation. Author: About.com

22. Medical Non Fiction For Physicians Medical nonfiction writing For Physicians, Like all SEAK training, Medical Non-FictionWriting For Physicians will be hands-on, lively, and interactive. http://www.seak.com/semaug03mednonfiction.htm

SEAK, Inc. Legal and Medical Information Systems Corporate Info. Seminar Schedule Links For Organizations ... Free Publications Conference Medical Non-Fiction Writing For Physicians Schedule Sea Crest Oceanfront Resort Falmouth, Massachusetts Faculty August 16-17, 2003 Registration Info Registration Form PDF of entire brochure PDF of registration page Executive Summary Medical Non-Fiction Writing for Physicians is designed to give aspiring physician authors what they have never had before: hands-on and practical training on how to write medical non-fiction and get published. To deliver this training, SEAK has put together an impressive faculty. Like all SEAK training, Medical Non-Fiction Writing For Physicians will be hands-on, lively, and interactive. Attendees will have the opportunity to get all their questions answered. There will be numerous writing exercises and networking opportunities. Attendees will have an opportunity to get their writing reviewed and evaluated. Learning Objectives At the completion of this seminar you will be able to: Pick a medical subject and turn it into a book Choose timely angles for magazine articles Get paid for writing medical non-fiction Write a successful non-fiction book proposal Understand when to use Literary Agents and how to find the right one Describe the way medical book publishers (medical, university and lay presses) operate

23. The Stone Circle Personal site containing creative and nonfiction writing, a journal, surveys, and dowloads. http://www.smooo.com/jaim/

24. T3 Eschool Writing Project Learners will access priorknowledge, read a variety of non-fiction materials to communicate...... Title nonfiction writing. http://www.k12.hi.us/~dgeston/T3Ehome.html

"Selected as a featured site in StudyWeb as one of the best educational resources on the Web by our researchers." ~The StudyWeb Editing Team http://www.studyweb.com Contents: The Hamburger Model Newswriting Non-Fiction Writing Fiction Writing ... The Electronic Story Book Eschool Group Members Title: The Hamburger Model Description: The hamburger model is a report writing unit created specifically for middle school students. Students who might benefit from this online course are those who are at home rather than school for a short period such as 2-3 weeks, due to illness or accident. This research project is in lieu of English homework on a daily basis. All assignments are emailed directly to the English teacher. Created By: Laura Tavares Email: ltavares@aloha.net

25. Business.html Outdoor and scenic images from Michigan, Wisconsin, and Canadian locations. Also, offering nonfiction writing services. http://www.tamajen.com/

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26. NonFiction A LowResidency Program. Creative Non-Fiction. Students concentrating in creativenon-fiction writing must repeat this course for five ten-week modules. http://alpha.fdu.edu/becton/writeMFA/nonfiction.html

Overview Admission Requirements Faculty Modules ... Virtual tour of Wroxton College A Low-Residency Program Creative Non-Fiction Students concentrating in creative non-fiction writing must repeat this course for five ten-week modules. It may be repeated for a sixth module if the student elects. The final module in Creative Non-Fiction Writing for those concentrating in the genre usually will emphasize compiling and polishing material to be submitted for the MFA thesis. Students concentrating in other genres may elect to enroll in Creative Non-Fiction Writing for one or two modules. The course will emphasize the techniques for developing a style for factual prose, incorporating reporting and interviewing, using description, and using other techniques borrowed from fiction writing. As scheduled by the instructor, students must write between 7,000 and 10,000 words of personal essays, memoirs, cultural criticism, or literary journalism during each module. Instructors will evaluate and respond to each submission either in an online workshop or through email or written communication. Other students and International Readers will comment upon each student's work in the online workshops. Students are expected to devote approximately 25 hours a week to their writing and workshops. At the end of the module the mentor and the readers will prepare evaluations of each student's work and the progress being made by that student.

27. Analysing Nonfiction And Media Texts writing about nonfiction and media texts. non-fiction writing also includespersonal writing such as biography, autobiography and travel writing. http://www.englishbiz.co.uk/mainguides/nonfiction.htm

© 2003 Steve Campsall contents analysis poetry non-fiction ... inform writing about non-fiction and media texts Download free guide for printing If you are studying a film or TV extract - click here first If you are studying a magazine or newspaper ad - click here first Analysing unseen non-fiction or media texts, commenting on the effects they create on their reader, on the methods employed and the purposes intended is an important part of many English GCSE exams and coursework. The notes below will show you what you need to know. Non-fiction texts are based on events in real life (which is not at all the same thing as being "true"!). Media texts are a particular kind of non-fiction text. You will find non-fiction and media writing in newspaper and magazine articles, posters, advertisements, leaflets and so on. Leaflets are important to understand as they often crop up in exams. They have two main purposes: to give information or advice and to persuade. Non-fiction writing also includes personal writing such as biography, autobiography and travel writing.

28. Books About Literacy And Literacy Teaching Writing Frames Scaffolding children's nonfiction writing in a range of genresMaureen Lewis David Wray (1997) Reading and Language Information Centre http://www.warwick.ac.uk/staff/D.J.Wray/books.html

David Wray's Web Site Some books about literacy and literacy teaching by David Wray I have written a number of books about aspects of literacy and literacy teaching. Here are details about some of them. Each of the books described here can be purchased from the Amazon web site at Amazon.co.uk. (For a message about this link, see the bottom of this page). I have provided a direct link to the Amazon front page. From there, a search using my name, David Wray, will provide you with a full list of my books. Search by keywords: Writing Frames: Scaffolding children's non-fiction writing in a range of genres This book contains an account and rationale for the use of writing frames to improve children's writing in a range of non-fiction genres. It also contains a large number of photocopiable frames for classroom use. Writing across the Curriculum This book extends the concept of writing frames to encompass the range of writing that pupils need to do to be successful in various areas of the curriculum, such as Mathematics, Technology, etc. It also contains a number of photocopiable frames for story writing. Extending Literacy: Children reading and writing non-fiction This book explores the linked questions of how children's literacy skills may be extended and how they can be taught to read and write non-fiction texts more effectively. It gives many examples of practical classroom strategies as well as a coherent framework for such work.

29. Faculty Teaching At The Writers House Fiction Writing (Fall, 2001) English 112.301, Creative Writing (Fall, 2002) English135.302, Creative nonfiction writing (Spring, 2002) English 115.302 http://www.english.upenn.edu/~wh/whoweare/faculty.html

KELLY WRITERS HOUSE [People] This Month's Calendar Writers House Staff Writers House Planning Committee Alumni Faculty at Writers House Max Apple (English) individual events courses taught at Writers House: English 115, Advanced Fiction Writing (Fall, 2001) English 112.301, Creative Writing (Fall, 2002) English 135.302, Creative Non-Fiction Writing (Spring, 2002) English 115.302, Advanced Fiction Writing (Spring, 2003) Nina Auerbach (English) individual events Michael Awkward (English) individual events Rita Barnard (Comparative Literature, English) individual events courses taught at Writers House: English 799, American Literature (Fall, 1999) English 65, Twentieth Century British Novel (Fall, 2000) English 775, South African Literature (Fall, 2000) English 586.301, J.M. Coetzee: Writing, History, and Ethics (Fall, 2002) Michael Barsanti (English) individual events Herman Beavers (English) individual events courses taught at Writers House: English 270.301, Problems in the Interpretation of African American Poetry (Fall, 2002) Rick Beeman individual events Nancy Bentley (English) individual events Ellen Braffman (Graduate School of Education) individual events Deb Burnham (The Writing Program) individual events Rebecca Bushnell (English) courses taught at Writers House Book Group 17: Shakespeare's King Lear (Fall, 2003)

30. MLA: Bibliography, Style Guides, Teaching Modern Languages, Teaching English, Te The Modern Language Association is the official guide to nonfiction writing. The site includes a guide to MLA style. http://www.mla.org

The Modern Language Association of America is a not-for-profit membership organization that promotes the study and teaching of language and literature. The MLA publishes books and journals; arranges an annual convention; assists job seekers and hiring departments; develops MLA style; and sponsors committees that oversee association activities. See what's happening at MLA-sponsored sites: Member Comments on Delegate Assembly resolution: Click here. Click here to contact the offices of the MLA.

31. University Of Pennsylvania School Of Arts Sciences Department Poetry Writing Djanikian T 130430 English 135.301 Creative Non-Fiction WorkshopStrauss M 2-500 English 135.302 Creative non-fiction writing Rile T 130-4 http://www.english.upenn.edu/Undergrad/Courses/Spring03/

Spring 2003 Undergraduate Course Descriptions January 10, 2003 NOTE: For English Writing Seminars (English 1 - English 12), go to English Writing Program Course Descriptions FRESHMAN SEMINAR English 016.301 Books That Make You Cry Snead TR 3-4:30 INTERMEDIATE LEVEL COURSES English 020.301 Major British Writers 1350-1660 Riebling MWF 1 English 020.302 Major British Writers 1350-1660 Hall TR 12-1:30 English 020.303 Major British Writers 1350-1660 Kintzele TR 3-4:30 English 040.301 Major British Poets 1660-Present Stewart TR 10:30-12 English 040.302 Major British Poets 1660-Present Webster F 2-5:00 English 040.303 Major British Poets 1660-Present Hall, A. TR 3-4:30 English 045.001 The 18th Century English Novel Korshin MWF 2 English 055.001 19th Century British Novel Auerbach TR 12-1:30 English 060.001 Major British Novel 1660-1914 Thompson TR 9-10:30 English 060.002 Major British Novel 1660-1914 Thompson TR 3-4:30 English 061.001 20th Century British Literature Braddock TR 12-1:30 English 065.001 20th Century British Novel English TR 1:30-3 English 078.401

32. Soundings: Spring 99 Why is it important for you to bring science to literature? If we're speakingof nonfiction writing, I think science is fascinating subject matter. http://web.mit.edu/shass/soundings/issue_99s/home_99s.html

Spring 1999 Creative tensions New faculty Hidden gems All issues This issue only Help Soundings is a publication of the School of Humanities and Social Science at MIT Editor: Orna Feldman Editorial Assistance: Sue Mannett Elisabeth Stark Layout and Art Direction: Conquest Design Layout and Art Direction: MIT Publishing Services Bureau Writer and physicist Alan Lightman, at the juncture of science and art. Creative tensions Alan Lightman is the John E. Burchard Professor of Humanities and senior lecturer in physics. He is the author of two novels, three collections of essays and six non-fiction books on science. His 1993 bestseller, Einstein's Dreams , was the 1994 PEN New England Award runner-up and Origins garnered the 1990 Association of American Publishers' Award. Lightman was elected fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (1996) and the American Association for the Advancement of Science (1989) and named a Boston Literary Light (1995). From 1991 to 1997 he headed MIT's Program in Writing and Humanistic Studies. Prior to arriving at MIT in 1989, Lightman was a research scientist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. You've spoken in the past about the tension between rationality and intuition. What interests you about the intersection of these two modes of understanding?

33. Gazette MARCH 13, 1996 Denise Chong answers the question, 'What are the borders between fiction and nonfiction writing?'. http://www.yorku.ca/ycom/gazette/past/archive/031396.htm#2

Contents York ethnomusicologist wins Grammy Award Award-winning Chinese Canadian writer visits York Justice course gives students different sides of legal cases Exhibition by Caribbean artists on at Haberman Gallery ... Symposium Talk York ethnomusicologist wins Grammy Award ROB BOWMAN A PIONEER OF POPULAR MUSIC STUDIES. Music professor Rob Bowman displays the CD box set that won him a Grammy. York University ethnomusicologist Rob Bowman hit a high note in his career on Feb. 28 by winning one of the music industry's most coveted prizes: a Grammy Award. Bowman won the Best Album Notes prize for his 47,000 monograph accompanying the 10-CD boxed set of The Complete Stax/Volt Soul Singles, Vol. 3: 1972-1975. Bowman co-produced and wrote the liner notes for all three volumes in the Stax Singles reissue series. Comprising a total of 28 CDs, the set contains the releases of the famed Memphis-based recording label which launched artists such as Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes and Booker T and the MGs. "Stax Records represents a milestone in the history of American music," Bowman says. "It defined what we now know as Southern Soul music." The first volume, the

34. The Web Writer-Table Of Contents The Web Writer is a guide to online nonfiction writing. The content is geared towards those working in New York. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/8390/TOC.htm

Search Guestbook The Gilliard Web Mail me The Table of Contents Introduction Welcome Writing for the Web Advice for Web Writers What Writers Do ... What is the Internet Anyway? The Things you need Tools Finding a space Beyond AOL: Getting online The Stores Office Furinture ... Links Computers Picking a machine Inside the Computer Extras Keyboard and Mice ... Links Software Mac PC E-mail Linux The stuff you do Research Web Search engines Researching Online The basics City Guides and Regional Guides ... Links Your web page A basic guide Entertainment Website issues How to build a website ... Links Being a Writer Bills and record Keeping Contracts and agreements Work Working for Free ... Education Travel What to take How to go Links Quotes My favorite Ambition The Bookstore

35. Non-Fiction Writing nonfiction writing. First Love Love's Impact Being OverprotectiveHour of Love A long kept secret Thinking while speaking Thinking http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Metro/1594/Non1.html

Non-Fiction Writing First Love Love's Impact Being Overprotective Hour of Love ... Return to main page

36. Writing Tips, Tutorials: Fiction, Non-fiction, Poetry, Plays... Knowledge Hound. Links to how-to guides, tutorials and tips on novels, plot, poetry, fiction, non-fiction Category Arts Writers Resources FAQs, Help, and Tutorials......writing Tips, HowTos Business, Fiction, non-fiction, Poetry, Plays, Screenplays,Getting Published. writing Menu - Pure Fiction. non-fiction. http://www.knowledgehound.com/topics/writing.htm

Writing Tips, How-Tos Business, Fiction, Non-Fiction, Poetry, Plays, Screenplays, Getting Published Subtopics on this page General/Mixed/Misc. Fiction Non-Fiction Poetry ... Scholastic Writing (essays, theses, bibliographies...) FICTION WRITERS : Don't forget how-tos for your characters. Do they dance? Play baseball? Know about wine? Practice religious ritual? How would they meet various challenges? Make it real. Learn what they would need to know. See our Site Map for a list of our how-to pages. Related topics Business Writing (press releases, business plans, grants...) Education Get your how-tos delivered! Subscribe to 'One Smart Puppy' , our free monthly newsletter chock full of original how-tos and overviews of our coolest new links. GENERAL/MIXED/MISC. Articles for Publishing Professionals (and self-publishers... Comprehensive.) - BookZone Pro Articles For Writers (marketing yourself, getting published) - Anthologies Online ... Writing For Comics FICTION The Purple Crayon Articles On Writing - Guide to Creative Writing for Teens - About.com

37. Absolute Write: Freelance Writing, Screenwriting, Playwriting, Novels, Non-ficti Screenwriting, freelance writing, novels, playwriting, nonfiction, and technical/specialty writing are covered. How-to articles and interviews with working writers, producers, publishers, and agents. http://www.absolutewrite.com/

Play/Screen Writing Freelance Writing Specialty Writing Serious writers unite at Absolute Write! Welcome, writers! If you are interested in freelance writing, screenwriting, playwriting, writing novels, nonfiction, comic book writing, greeting cards, poetry, songwriting, or well, you get the idea you're in the right place. Thanks for visiting the one-stop web home for professional writers. Come join us on the message boards, The Absolute Write Water Cooler. Need a writer? Check here. FREE! AGENTS REPORT FREE! WRITERS' MARKETS 180+ agents looking for clients! Sign up for our Absolute Write newsletter and we'll send you a free list of agents who might be looking for you Get free weekly updates on international writing market guidelines and contests. Note: this is a separate list from the Absolute Write newsletter, so be sure to sign up for both if you want to receive more market guidelines! Sign up now and get the Writer's Online Guidelines Book free (more than 100 paying markets)!

38. SharedWriting || Shared Writing For Shared Entertainment. A forum for sharing writing of many genres, including science fiction, fantasy, and romance. Also offers a poetry forum and archives of contributed fiction and nonfiction. http://www.sharedwriting.com/

Everything Diaries Adventure Comedy ... Theology Welcome to SharedWriting Latest News Menu submit story create account faq search ... Topics List Login Make a new account Username: Password: Poll Your best writing periods are: Spur of the moment. Planned writing time. Other. Votes: Comments: Results Other Polls Front Page Tuesday March 11th Galactic Trader: Chapter 1, Scene 2 (5 comments) Monday March 10th Rain (0 comments) Friday March 7th Ice Cream (0 comments) Thursday March 6th Galactic Trader: Chapter 1, Scene 1 (2 comments) Tuesday March 4th Beginning (0 comments) online @ 3am (0 comments) Monday March 3rd Destiny of an Indian Lady (1 comments) Sunday March 2nd Galactic Trader: Prologue (0 comments) Saturday March 1st Plague is here to stay (0 comments) The Map (0 comments) Older Stories... Support my site and get a browser with JavaScript!! Your Ad Here or Learn why you should. Latest Section Stories Log of Stanley miller by Anonymous Hero Horror Horror Runaway by Anonymous Hero Poetry Poetry Suicide Letters to Mom, Letter 3 (L3) by msxanax SharedWriting.com Drama Changing of a Gaurd by Jester Non-Fiction Horror Politics And Chicken Sex by Suspense Suspense My Name is Not America by msxanax Non-Fiction Announcements Suicide Letters to Mom , Letter 2 (L2)

39. World Writer, Jan Andersen Information on genres of writing and links for both fiction and nonfiction writers. writing services also available. http://worldwriter.homestead.com

This Site is Dedicated To My Late Son O n Friday 1 November 2002, my eldest son Kristian, aged 20, tragically died. He left behind a one-year-old daughter, Kayla. His most outstanding qualities were his compassion, forgiveness and concern for those less fortunate than himself. I taught him the value of helping others and will continue to follow his example by supporting those who have come to this site for guidance and those who visit my other site www.mothersover40.com for comfort, reassurance and support. Jan Andersen A poem for Kristian Newspaper Coverage Will Your Children Take a One-Way Trip to Needle Death? Heroin - An agrostic poem by Kristian's step-grandmother V isit Jan's other site, Mothers Over 40 , dedicated to older parents everywhere NOTE TO JOURNALISTS AND TV RESEARCHERS Are you seeking interviewees or participants for your publication or programme? Specifiy you requests here. W hat are you seeking? Paying markets? Places to showcase your work? Places to sell your work? Writing jobs? ... ENTER W ELCOME TO W ORLD W RITER A comprehensive resource for both new and established writers worldwide E-Mail Jan Andersen Jan Andersen W hat are you seeking?

40. Novels & Non-fiction publishing industry. Articles Click here to read articles about thecraft and business of writing novels and nonfiction books. http://www.absolutewrite.com/novels/novels.htm

Play/Screen Writing Freelance Writing Specialty Writing Writing Your Novel or Nonfiction book If writing novels or book-length nonfiction is your bag, then this is your page. Are you staring at a blank page wondering where to begin (like this unfortunate fellow on the right?) Click to the left to read more from people who've been there and done that, or those connected to the book publishing industry. Articles: Click here to read articles about the craft and business of writing novels and non-fiction books. Interviews: Click here to read interviews with novelists and nonfiction writers. Columns Inside The Cover: Book reviews of writing-related books. Literary Agents Looking for Clients Message Boards Links Sample Nonfiction Book Proposal ... Bewares (Read and/or post warnings for writers about deadbeat publications and editors) Short Cuts by George Alex Windish Biographies of lesser-known authors who deserve to be remembered. Archived. NEWS FOR BOOK AUTHORS Subscribe to the Absolute Write Newsletter and get the Agents! Agents! Agents!

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