The Power Of Narrative Biz (7minutes)
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1) Narrative journalism tells stories through scenes, characters, and unfolding events over time as seen through a narrator's perspective to lead the audience to a realization. 2) Studies have shown that narrative storytelling is more effective at imparting information to readers and increases readership satisfaction compared to traditional news writing. 3) Several newspapers, including the Los Angeles Times and Austin American-Statesman, saw great success in readership and community engagement through longform narrative series on impactful human interest topics.
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Section 1: In-Text Citations
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There's still kind of a shock value at having these girls display this type of behavior. They're more likely to face detention and confinement because the system feels a greater need to intervene and fix it. But the system doesn't do it well, because it doesn't recognize [female juveniles] as a distinct population with distinct needs. (Corpus Christi, Wise, 1999, C5.)
Girls remain on the periphery of mainstream criminological inquiry, and in juvenile justice practice the unique circumstances and needs of this growing population have been virtually ignored. Acknowledging this disjuncture for the first time, the United States Congress initiated hearings in 1992, as part of the reauthorization of the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act (1992), to address the specific issues regarding girls within the Juvenile Justice System and the need for gender-specific programming. While recent studies have begun to shed light on guiding principles and promising models for working with female juvenile offenders (“Defusing the Time Bomb,” 1998 Chesney-Lind, 2001), very little information exists on female delinquency programs currently operating or the effectiveness of the services that they provide.
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Creative non-fiction is a genre that uses storytelling techniques to deliver factual information in an engaging way. It requires the research skills of journalism combined with the narrative skills of fiction writing. By making information vivid and emotional, creative non-fiction aims to give readers a deeper understanding than just presenting verifiable facts. Examples show how it uses vivid language, emotions, and the reader's imagination to stimulate thought and arrive at larger truths beyond mere facts. Creative non-fiction has applications in history, travel writing, profiles, memoirs, journalism, and even business where storytelling can be persuasive.
Incoldblood
Truman Capote wrote the 1966 novel In Cold Blood, which was presented and received as a work of literary journalism or nonfiction novel that provided an accurate account of the 1959 murders of the Clutter family in Kansas. However, documents from the original investigation contradict key details in Capote's book, calling into question the factual accuracy of certain chapters. While Capote pioneered the genre of narrative nonfiction, revelations in 2013 undermined his claims that In Cold Blood was an "immaculately factual" recounting and raised questions about the relationship between writers and their sources and the importance of verification in works presented as nonfiction.
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In early 1989, while living in the suburbs of North Vancouver, British Columbia, my then-wife, Kim, finally grew tired of hearing my nightly complaints about my publishing sales job and my frustrated writerly ambitions. Kimgrew so tired that not only didshe secretly send away to a half-dozen U.S. graduate schools for their applications, but once those applicationsarrived, Kimforced me to sit at the kitchen table for six successive nights and fill those applications out. But when the timecame to mail those applications, wehesitated. For, unfortunately, each school’s applicationrequired a fee of $100. Struggling with two young children on my paltry income, Ihad to narrow the choice to one or two. To do so, Iwould first have to research and rank each of them.
To do that, I first had to settle on some criteria for judging the schools. With Kim’s help and earnest input, wedecided on three important criteria. First, Iwanted to attend a program with renowned authors as professors. Those author/professorsdidn’t have to be world-famous authors whoguest-appeared on the Tonight show, but theyneeded to be renowned enough that when theychampioned my book (its content back then still mysterious and amorphous), their editorswould listen. Next, weneeded a family-friendly place. As mentioned earlier, wehad two children: boys, three years and two. Back in 1989, many regions of America still seethed with violent crime, and Kim and Iwould not only be risking our children’s safety, but also, coming from a quiet suburban town in Canada, wewould be risking our sanity. Finally, Isought a supportive environment not only of fellow student writers but student writers of my age, because of all the crafts and occupations, writingis the loneliest and easiest to abandon. And if Iabandoned my dream, Iwould have to resume my nightmare.
Of the half-dozen graduate schools under consideration, U. Montana’s programbest met the first criteria. In fact Montanaexceeded criteria #1. Montana’s cataloguelisted on its faculty page William Kittredge, Beverley Lowry, Richard Hugo and James Welch. I’d heard only of James Welch. Indeed, Iread and loved his sombre if not sober Winter in the Blood. As for the other faculty, in the pre-Amazon late 80s, Idecided to visit my local branch of the North Vancouver Public Library (as opposed to the main downtown branch) and see if the library’s card catalogueheld any of U-of-M faculty titles. Iwas pleasantly surprised for my smallish branchdid indeed hold their books: Kittredge’s book of short stories, We Are Not In This Together; Lowry’s Daddy’s Girl; and not only the poet Richard Hugo’s murder mystery, Death and the Good Life, but also his book of poems The Lady in Kicking Horse Reservoir which earned nomination for a National Book Award and whichcontained the fine poem, “Degrees of Gray in Philip.
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