To entertain the reader with fictional stories

To inform the reader about factual events

To blend factual information with imaginative storytelling

To persuade the reader to adopt a particular point of view

Using literary devices such as metaphors and similes

Including fictional characters and events

Conducting thorough research and fact-checking

Presenting information in a strictly objective and factual manner

To act as a neutral observer and recorder of facts

To present their own subjective interpretations and perspectives

To blend factual information with fictional elements

To persuade the reader to adopt a particular point of view

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

In Cold Blood by Truman Capote

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien

Creative non-fiction focuses on factual information while journalism includes opinions and speculations

Creative non-fiction uses literary techniques while journalism is strictly objective and factual

Creative non-fiction is written in a more formal and academic style than journalism

Creative non-fiction is typically longer in length than journalism

To ensure the accuracy and credibility of the factual information presented

To add depth and richness to the narrative by including historical and cultural context

To provide a foundation for the author's subjective interpretations and perspectives

All of the above

Detailed descriptions of settings and characters

Dialogue and conversations between characters

Extensive use of statistics and data

Citations and references to sources of information

It provides factual information about historical events and people

It offers unique perspectives and insights into real-life experiences

It challenges traditional notions of truth and reality

All of the above

To passively receive information presented by the author

To actively engage with the narrative and form their own interpretations

To evaluate the accuracy and credibility of the factual information presented

All of the above

Ernest Hemingway

Truman Capote

James Joyce

Jane Austen

It combines elements of fiction and non-fiction, blurring the boundaries between the two

It presents factual information in a highly imaginative and stylized manner

It incorporates fictional characters and events into real-life narratives

All of the above

The responsibility to accurately represent real-life events and people

The need to balance factual accuracy with narrative flow and reader engagement

The potential for bias and subjectivity in the author's interpretations

All of the above

It has become more popular and widely accepted as a legitimate literary genre

It has seen an increase in the use of multimedia and interactive elements

It has expanded to include a wider range of topics and subject matter

All of the above

The need to balance factual accuracy with narrative flow and reader engagement

The difficulty in finding the right balance between research and imagination

The potential for criticism from both fiction and non-fiction readers

All of the above

The author's voice and perspective provide a unique lens through which the story is told

The author's personal experiences and observations influence the selection and interpretation of facts

The author's writing style and tone contribute to the overall impact and atmosphere of the narrative

All of the above