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Showing the Story: Creative Nonfiction by New Writers

Showing the Story: Creative Nonfiction by New Writers

by Allen, Guy
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Showing the Story collects nonfiction by new writers: clear voices, fresh content, engaging storytelling.

This collection shows what people new to writing, given opportunity and support and guidance, can accomplish.

These new authors write with economy, grace, precision, courage. Their stories pull us into spaces unfamiliar to us, and yet in the things that happen in those spaces, things we may not have known about, we recognize pieces of ourselves.

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BrandLife Rattle Press
Pub dateJan 1, 2014
ISBN-101927023637
ISBN-139781927023631
LanguageEnglish
Paperback312.0 pages
Dimensions8.5 × 0.78 × 5.5 in
Weight1 lb
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