Nonfiction Writing

by Barbara Florio Graham I remember a Monty Python documentary called Almost the Truth. Comedian Stephen Colbert coined the term truthiness to describe beliefs that have little foundation in evidence…

by Sabrina Ricci, Digital Pubbing Being a freelancer is great. You get to set your own hours, choose what to work on, and help people directly. It’s also a lot…

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service. The best way to develop adults who care about the environment is to teach kids what nature can provide.…

by Sandra Murphy Mary Bartnikowski used to photograph weddings and events. When her son graduated from school and decided to travel, she wondered, “Why does he get to go and…

by Celeste Longacre Food is a basic necessity of life. I was lucky to have read Adelle Davis’s Let’s Eat Right to Keep Fit just before entering adulthood. Her premise…

by Linda Formichelli You want to write for your favorite magazine…but you don’t know how to start, so your writing dreams go unfulfilled. Or maybe you’ve written for a few…

by Roger Marshall I design boats for a living and originally worked as an independent designer. When I moved from my native England to America to work for a large…

By Matt Weilert A well-constructed index is what transforms a book into an entire library, a gateway to learning. Those who think they are “published” when they have but jotted…

by Pat Eby Here’s the romance. Sometimes my job is fun. For a recent story I sampled craft cocktails on an early fall evening in a Victorian-era park with the…

by Nancy Cohen Your experiences and travels provide fodder for future works and should be recorded. When I wrote travel journals years ago, little did I realize that I’d be…