is prose writing that presents and explains ideas or that tells about real people, places, objects or events. ...
"True" writing in which the author retells actual events.
Any prose narrative that tells about things as they actually happened or that posses factual information about something. Autobiography and biography are the most common forms.
Works portraying events which actually occurred and/or characters who actually existed. Shelved by Dewey number.
literature that is not fictional and often tells of actual events and people.
is prose designed primarily to explain, argue, or describe rather than entertain. For the most part its emphasis is factual.
Prose that is designed primarily to explain, argue or describe, rather than to entertain; specifically a type of prose other than fiction, but including biography, autobiography, reflective essays and speeches. ...
(1) Prose written with the primary purpose of explaining, arguing, or describing in an objective, straightforward manner. (2) The form of factual prose that includes such genres as biography and autobiography. ...
generally refers to informational books, eg books about animals, careers, inventions, or states, etc. These books should contain factual information that can be proven true. This genre also includes reference materials, poetry, periodicals and biographical books.
is prose writing that is about real people, places, and events. It is largely concerned with factual information.
prose writing that is not fictional
Non-fiction is an account or representation of a subject which is presented as fact. This presentation may be accurate or not; that is, it can give either a true or a false account of the subject in question. ...
Nonfiction is a single released by Japanese rock band The Pillows on September 14 2005.
Writing that deals with real people, things , events, and places.
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