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| Issue 34: Anatomy of Baseball |
Batters up—this all-star collection dedicated to America's pastime includes essays by Sean Wilentz, Frank Deford, Jeff Greenfield, Elizabeth Bobrick and many more, plus an introduction by Yogi Berra. This exciting new issue is on deck now and will be available soon! Read more | ![]() |
Issue 33: |
These essays by doctors, patients, and their family members vividly demonstrate the need to break dangerous silences in the health care community. With an introduction by Dr. Abraham Verghese. Also in this issue, we introduce a new section in the journal, "Keeping It Real," that includes three new features: "Spotlight On...," "Ask an Editor," and "Notes on Craft." Read more. Silence Kills is also available as a hardcover book from SMU Press, with two additional essays, and in MP3 CD format. |
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#27: Writing It Short |
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| Anatomy of Baseball | A dissection of America's pastime—from first base to the outfield, plus everything in between. With a foreword by Yogi Berra and essays by Frank Deford, Jeff Greenfield, Sean Wilentz and many others. Read more Events celebrating the publication of this all-star collection of essays are scheduled for Pittsburgh and New York City. Read more |
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| Keep It Real: Everything You Need to Know about Researching and Writing Creative Nonfiction |
Just published by W. W. Norton, this essential handbook covers both the "creative" and the "nonfiction" aspects of the genre, with entries that address everything from "Acknowledgment of Sources" to "Writers' Responsibilities to their Subjects," plus plenty of topics in between. Originally published as issue #29 of CNF, the book covers ten additional topics. A great resource for students, writers, or anyone interested in understanding what the genre is all about! Read more |
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Creative Nonfiction: You Can't Make This Stuff Up |
Tell it like it is with our stylish new mug. Perfect for whatever you're drinking! Read more | |
| The Daily Show | Editor Lee Gutkind appeared on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart to talk about robots and his new book, Almost Human. See the clip |
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