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Genres of Literature – Non-Fiction

Non-fiction or nonfiction is created, where the author assumes responsibility for the truth or accuracy of the events, people, or information presented within it. The subject of the book, either objectively or subjectively, deals with information, events, and people...

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Genres of Literature – Autobiography

Often written in narrative form an autobiography gives the history of a person’s life, written or told by that person. The definition states:  "he or she gives a vivid description of his or her childhood in their autobiography" Sub sections are memoirs, life story, or...

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Genres of Literature – Horror

Horror is a genre of fiction, of which, the defining trait is to provoke a response; either emotional, psychological or physical, within readers that causes them to react with fear, dread, disgust, or is frightfully shocking, terrifying, or revolting and even startles...

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Writing Hub -Books, Writing, Tips & more…

Writing: Certainly a non productive writing weekend as I attended a reptile show both days (see previous post https://mandyevebarnett.com/2017/05/08/upcoming-writing-events-add-yours-for-your-location-14/). However, I do have this weekend free so will indulge in as...

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Books To Scare You This Halloween…

As many of you know I am a great fan of Stephen King, so scary stories are part of my every day reading. However, there are a number of other novelists that might peak your interest (or not!) This list is quite comprehensive....

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Halloween – Do You Enjoy It or Not..?

Halloween means that the internet is awash with spooky costumes, books and trick or treat candy. For many it is a fun filled evening to enjoy scaring each other on doorsteps or at themed parties. However, for others it manifests differently as a real fear of what the...

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Who Would You Chose To Play Your Novel’s Protagonist…?

There are many classic novels we remember from childhood or young adulthood, one of these for me is Cider with Rosie by Laurie Lee. The BBC (UK's broadcasting company) are making a series of dramas, which will bring to life many classics, including Cider with Rosie,...

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Engage Your Reader With A ‘What If’..?

In a normal social environment going beyond acceptable limits is either frowned upon or punished depending on the situation. However, its not such a bad thing for a writer to push the limits. Our imaginations make anything possible. We can even set our own limits in...

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