Analysing non-fiction

Nonfiction: I read nonfiction novels. However, Freakonomics is a very good book. It uses Economist's technology and applies it to non-economic problems. The analysis is very interesting, but it is also flawed. This is like a "general talent", but if you have a few grains of salt, this is a very interesting view on recent political issues and economic trading tools. "Colonel Chris Hardfield's" Astronaut Earth Life Guide "is my favorite biography. This is a series of personal stories from his life (including his life leaving the earth). And that is a tutorial on how to live a better life like a human being. This course focuses on "expedition and expedition thinking". It is attractive, insightful and has a relatively unique perspective

Story Nonfiction is a novel similar to nonfiction. How is the poet and the murderer being epic nonfiction, how do you talk about it? No, I will not destroy it for you. You just read it. If you can turn Emily-Dickinson's poetry counterfeit into an obsession, murder, allegory filled seductive story, you are writing narrative nonfiction. A powerful platform is that the general nonfiction agent is paying attention (although it is not necessarily a narrative nonfiction). Are you CEO of Fortune 500 company? Have you recently become NFL's quarterback? Are you a surgeon doing an experimental face transplant? Does anyone on the earth know who you are? A person who has a strong platform. There are no powerful platforms if you have 1000 followers on Twitter, 3 digit followers on Facebook, or Facebook with many "friends" - there is no powerful platform - even if you write anything you can use a useful novel