Nonfiction

Editor's picks

The advice I wish I had been given before my 1st day of college! Great blueprint for what to do each year of college to research, choose and prepare for the best career path.
-DPL, ​Amazon review-

The writing in Ellyn Peirson's book "cancerwords" is profoundly moving as she journeys through her son's formidable battle with a rare, and ultimately lethal, form of cancer. Sharply articulated, deeply felt, often devastatingly raw in expression, and profoundly introspective, she manifests shock, rage, despair - even the fascinated revulsion of the clinical processes of therapy which her son, Glenn, must endure. At times, it is almost unbearable to read because of the jaggedness of a mother's grief as she witnesses the intense suffering of her first-born child but is helpless to relieve him of it; and then her description of the wild hope that springs up through their exhaustion when there is remission of the tumour, shattered ultimately by the horror of metastases and the subsequent renewed and ferocious therapy.
-Evelyn,​ Amazon review-

Subcategory: biographical nonfiction

After The Interlude
I Am Keats As You Are
Stone In A Sling
The Cat Whisperer
​The Road Behind Me

Subcategory: general nonfiction

​A Complete How-To Guide for Rookie Writers
A Wild Rough Lot
Bars, Bouncers, Bad Guys & Beyond
Camp Abahati
​Dance If Ye Can
Fully Staffed
Goose Pit Hash
It's A Strange Place England
Knee Deep in a Sea Breeze
Like The Thistle Seed
Maria Woodworth-Etter
Sasha
​Sheba
Strange Tales of Scotland
Strange Tales of the Sea
The Fireside Collection
The Insanity Machine
​Wolf
Women of Scotland

Subcategory: true crime

Annie Chapman - Wife, Mother, Victim
Frederick Bailey Deeming - Jack The Ripper or Something Worse?
Jack The Ripper and the Maybrick Family
Jack The Ripper - Newspapers From Hull Vol. 1
Jack The Ripper - Newspapers From Hull Vol. 2
Jack  The Ripper - The Hull Connection
Jack The Ripper and the Black Magic Myth
Leather Apron, Jack The Ripper and the Whitechapel Murders of 1888
Marfleet Murder Mystery
Prisoner 4374

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Writing nonfiction is more like sculpture, a matter of shaping the research into the finished thing. Novels are like paintings, specifically watercolors. Every stroke you put down you have to go with. Of course you can rewrite, but the original strokes are still there in the texture of the thing.
​-Joan Didion-