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Issue 43 (Fall/Winter 2011) Anger & Revenge |
If revenge is a dish best served cold, the Anger & Revenge issue is a wintery feast. The meanest batch of essays CNF has ever published includes a post-divorce bonfire; post-traumatic stress; an assassination attempt; a kidnapping plot; Dick Cheney, and more. Satisfaction guaranteed. Plus, Buzz Bissinger talks about waking up angry, how he chooses his subjects, and why he feels comfortable not being objective; Ned Stuckey-French makes a case for expanding the essay canon; Anthony Aycock stretches out on the page; and Phillip Lopate gets lost in the library. It's on its way to subscribers now--if you're not a subscriber, order your copy today! |
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| Issue 42 / Summer 2011 | Creative Nonfiction's summer issue is packed with prize-winning work: winning essays from CNF and Salt's "The Night" contest, CNF's MFA Program-Off and the Norman Mailer College Writing contest. Plus, Phillip Lopate and Lee Gutkind grapple with the implications of facts; Pulitzer Prize-winner Ira Berkow finds inspiration in the art world; Paul West enters the mind of Nazi turncoat Hermann Fegelein in a new Pushing the Boundaries selection; Susan Orlean talks about teaching young writers; and more. Available now! | ![]() |
Introducing the new recycled cotton CNF tote! |
Like creative nonfiction itself, this roomy tote is a happy blend of style and substance. With generous handles, lots of space and even a zipper to keep all your stuff safe inside--it's perfect for whatever you're carrying. Buy now | ![]() |
| You Can't Make This Stuff Up! | Show your allegiance to the genre with our new 16-oz. "You Can't Make This Stuff Up" mug. It's perfect for whatever you're drinking. Buy now | ![]() |
Calls for Submissions:
Australia
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We can't wait for the Creative Nonfiction Down Under issue. Read more.
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Keep It Real: Everything You Need to Know about Researching and Writing Creative Nonfiction |
This essential handbook is a great resource for students, writers, or anyone interested in understanding what the genre is all about. Now available in paperback! Read more |
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| The Daily Show | Editor Lee Gutkind appeared on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart to talk about robots and his new book, Almost Human. See the clip |
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