Nonfiction Prose Writing Types by Ruby Campos

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  1. Jodah profile image86
    Jodahposted 3 years ago

    Please read this interesting and informative article by Ruby.
    https://discover.hubpages.com/literatur … Techniques

    Ruby I don’t normally associate nonfiction with creative writing, but your article shows they certainly can be incorporated.

    1. alancaster149 profile image79
      alancaster149posted 3 years agoin reply to this

      I've written and self-published a short historical novel series, the 'Ravenfeast Saga' - seven books - with real and fictional characters, written around an era in British history that involves action in three separate countries between Normans and regional resistance elements. Beginning with King Harold Godwinson, the historical figures have 'played their parts' admirably and fairly accurately, with dialogue as true to type as was written about them in historical works. Fact and fiction can be knitted together in situations and geographically true if you know the terrain. Place names were written according to the Chroniclers, in particular the Peterborough Chronicle (E) which was carried on through the Norman kings' reigns until King Stephen's time, using this chronicle as a reliable historical timeline.

      1. Jodah profile image86
        Jodahposted 3 years agoin reply to this

        Thank you for sharing that Alan. I am sure it is an excellent series. I have read quite a few historically based novels by Bernard Cornwall too.

        1. alancaster149 profile image79
          alancaster149posted 3 years agoin reply to this

          I was all right with the first few chapters of 'The Last Kingdom' where his main character blurts out, "We are all Saxons" I nearly sprayed my coffee across the room! The Saxons comprised a third of what is now England, largely south of the Thames aside from Middlesex and Essex (as they are now). The rest were Aengle, Angles originally from north of Lower Saxony on the North Sea coast. The Angles had warred amongst themselves in their new territories, and united against a third kingdom, the growing Mercia first under Penda and then Offa. They were united, however, in warding off advances into their territory by the Saxons under Cerdic and several other kings to Alfred's time. They also warded off the Saxons' incursions into East Anglia. Aethelstan it was, grandson of Alfred but raised by Mercians although his mother Aethelfleda was Alfred's daughter. He chose not to marry, thus enabling his Saxon cousin to succeed him. All the same, resistance to Saxon rule over the other kingdoms continued.
          No, we are NOT all Saxons!

 
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