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nonfictional prose - prose writing that is not fictional

article - nonfictional prose forming an independent part of a publication

prose - ordinary writing as distinguished from verse

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Many of the theoretical issues deriving from Chatman's extension of Booth's communicative model melt away when the subject is nonfictional prose: in this realm, the author is the narrator.

Introduction. The implied author: back from the grave or simply dead again?

By compiling Hopkins's nonfictional prose works, he shows how methodically Hopkins used nonfiction to express such convictions.

Daughter of the Revolution: The Major Nonfiction Works of Pauline E. Hopkins

HERMIONE LEE'S introduction to The Afterlife calls Penelope Fitzgerald an avatar of "reticence, quietness, and self-obliteration" who says "unsettling things in a matter-of-fact way." This truth pertains to Fitzgerald's nonfictional prose as vividly as it does to her fiction.

Penelope Fitzgerald. The Afterlife: Essays and Criticism

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