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nonfiction novel: a standalone construct

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Genre theory

book-length narrative of real events written with the scene-building, dialogue and point of view of the novel.

In genre theory, nonfiction novel refers to book-length narrative of real events written with the scene-building, dialogue and point of view of the novel. This meaning comes from Hollowell (2011) in Fact and Fiction.[1]

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References

Hollowell, J. (2011). Fact and Fiction. University of North Carolina Press. ISBN 9780807896884

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