Transforming Dry Facts into Compelling Narratives: Narrative Nonfiction

Narrative nonfiction is a genre of writing that combines elements of fiction and nonfiction to tell a true story in a compelling and engaging way. It uses techniques such as character development, dialogue, and plot to bring dry facts to life and make them interesting to readers. Some examples of narrative nonfiction include memoirs, biographies, and true crime books. The goal of narrative nonfiction is to make the story feel like a novel, while also providing accurate and factual information.