She prefers reading nonfiction because it helps her understand real events more clearly.

Her latest book blends personal memoir and investigative reporting, but its core events are nonfictional.

At the community book swap, she donated dozens of nonfictions that had inspired her over the years.

The historian argued that the tales were based on nonfictive events rather than myths.

Last summer, she published a collection of essays and memoirs that redefined creative nonfiction for a new generation.

She nonfictionally recounted her childhood, focusing on specific events rather than embellishing them.