“nonfiction”造句，怎麼用nonfiction造句

Nowadays one can find ebooks about every possible subject, fiction and nonfiction, free and not free.

ng said he had not posted his last book, a nonfiction work about a pyramid scheme, for that reason.

The nonfiction film the da vincl code: whrer it all began exposes the historical roots of brown's fantastic tale.

Try nonfiction and technical books: these will rapidly teach you not only new ways to talk, but new ways to think.

Gladwell might take offense, but in the airplane reading field at least, the New Yorker writer is the Dan Brown of nonfiction.

As a result, this is an eclectic list—from an 800-page science fiction novel by a local legend to a 200-page nonfiction book on how Japan can get its economic mojo back.

Most bestselling nonfiction authors are men.

It's the first nonfiction auto book that reads like a screenplay.

At college I majored in creative writing; I specialized in fiction and originally had no interest in nonfiction writing.

It textures Karl Marlantes's war novel "Matterhorn," published last year, and provides the mournful keynote to his new nonfiction book, "What It is Like to Go to war."

So, my vote is that schools have extensive digital collections for research and scholarly work, and a good selection of interesting and age-appropriate fiction and nonfiction for pleasure reading.

Making a connection between personal experience and nonfiction, informational text.

The nonfiction book is based on the life of a 17-year-old Latin American mother infected with HIV.

And some writers are reluctant to post entire books because of fears of piracy; Mr. Murong said he had not posted his last book, a nonfiction work about a pyramid scheme, for that reason.

In a fascinating Washington Post piece, Tevi Troy of the Hudson Institute notes that leading GOP candidates express a similar preference for meaty nonfiction in their literary explorations.

In addition, she has written several nonfiction works, including books about cats, a love since childhood.