21. Facing History - Recommended Biographies, Historical Fiction well researched and it remains fiction because the author reimagined a life more than By the way, for real life (nonfiction), visit True Adventure. http://mostlyfiction.com/history_ov.htm

Contemporary Fiction World Literature Latin American The Wild West ... All Books Facing History Back to Bookshelf Creating a new bookshelf is always a hard job it takes time to extricate the author pages from their respective bookshelves, to select the colors for the shelf (don't laugh, this is no minor task) and of course, to decide what it is going to be about and giving it a name. For sometime now, I've known that it would make sense to separate out the books/authors whose subject matter is based on real people or historical events. In discussions with some of the reviewers, it was agreed that calling the bookshelf "Historical Fiction" might be misconstrued as intending to mean historical romantic fiction - a subgenre that we let other sites with more expertise (and interest) make recommendations. So we needed a term that would encompass both biographical fiction and that which explores a specific event. I lit on the idea of calling the new bookshelf "Facing History" as a way to express how we feel reading these types of novels. The authors, in their research and due diligence often paint a multifaceted face on a person(s) or event(s) in history. By choosing to portray the person/event as fictional rather than as nonfiction, it gives the writer/reader a chance to explore or re-imagine things giving, perhaps, a different twist on events than one might have expected. Then again, it is my personal belief that fiction can speak far more truths than nonfiction. Certainly, I find more pleasure when I face history through fiction than nonfiction.

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@import "images/bookends-with-palette-62.css"; /* */ David A. Adler author of fiction and nonfiction books for young readers Home My Works Biography First Pages ... They're fun. CAM JANSEN has a "CLICK! CLICK!" photographic memory. Maybe you have one, too. NEWPublished June 2005, an easy-to-read biography of President George Washington, level 2, published by Holiday House MEET THE AUTHOR! From GEORGE WASHINGTON: AN ILLUSTRATED BIOGRAPHY, read George Washington's letters, learn how his attitude toward slavery changed. CAM JANSEN: The Musical, from TheatreWorks See CAM JANSEN: The Musical! After the month long New York City run it travels, hopefully to your neighborhood. Check at www.theatreworks.org/ camjansen.cfm for information. Read the first pages of some of David A. Adler's books Young Cam and Eric love to read. Please, join them. Read the first pages of some of David A. Adler's books Just published Coming soon fall 2005 The first in a new series: BONES and the BIG YELLOW Mystery BONES and the DOG GONE Mystery New for Spring 2005: YOUNG CAM JANSEN and the SUBSTITUTE MYSTERY (Viking Press) David and Friends David in First Grade The first book in the Andy Russell series (Harcourt) The first in the more than thirty volumes of the Picture Book Biography series (Holiday House) NEW MYSTERY SERIES!

28. David A. Adler Author Of Fiction And Nonfiction Books For Young Readers - The Pi author of fiction and nonfiction books for young readers This most recent addition to the Picture Book Biography series balances candor with discretion http://www.davidaadler.com/work4.htm

@import "images/bookends-with-palette-62.css"; /* */ David A. Adler author of fiction and nonfiction books for young readers Home My Works Biography First Pages ... Checklist Amelia Earhart Benjamin Franklin George Washington Carver Simon Bolivar Sojurner Truth Louis Braille Sitting Bull Jackie Robinson Thurgood Marshall Robert E. Lee Dwight David Eisenhower George Washington Frederick Douglass Anne Frank Abraham Lincoln Patrick Henry Rosa Parks Helen Keller The Picture Biography Series (Holiday House) Martin Luther King, Jr. A PICTURE BOOK OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. From Publisher's Weekly - Publishers Weekly As with Adler's previous books in this series, the picture-book format serves as a highly effective, empathetic way to introduce the life and legacy of important Americans to young children. Here the highlights of King's life are presented with an emphasis on his childhood and family. Children will immediately relate to his painful early experiences of racism and understand the genesis of his lifelong struggle for racial equality. The book portrays the hatred King endured, the horror of his assassination and the intense power of his message. A single-page list of important dates closes the book. Its most striking aspect is Casilla's evocative watercolor paintings, which expand the text while celebrating the man. Ages 4-9. (Oct.) From School Library Journal K-Gr 2 This beautifully illustrated , easy-to-read biography takes a look at the life, leadership, and ideals of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Adler examines King's family background, leadership of the Montgomery bus boycott, and the 1963 march on Washington, D.C. By focusing primarily on these events, Adler provides young readers with enough basic information to form a well-rounded picture of King and his ideals. However, the outstanding feature of this book is the vivid watercolor illustrations, which are sure to capture readers' attention. Casilla dramatically reveals the mood and feelings of the era. An error appears in the chronology section, where it states that King was married in Marion, Georgia instead of Marion, Alabama (some sources list Heiberger, Alabama, which is nearby). A fine introduction to King and the freedom movement, and one that would be equally useful for storyhour and discussion groups. Jeanette Lambert, LaVega School, Waco, TX

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author biographies and bibliographies "The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated." ... Mark Twain Thomas W. Knowles I've conducted interviews with famous peopleactors, politicians, bestselling authors, lawmenbut I find it less than easy being both subject and interviewer. I don't like talking about myself ... well, O.K., I do , but not usually in the third person: Thomas W. Knowles Mystery Scene, New Destinies, Persimmon Hill, Southwest Art, Starlog, The Texas Aggie, Texas Books In Review, Texas Sportsman, Past Lives-Present Tense , and many other newspapers, anthologies, journals, and magazines. As a freelance interviewer for national and regional magazines, he published a series of photo-interviews with many Texas celebrities, including Lyle Lovett, Kinky Friedman, Linda Ellerbee and John Henry Faulk. Along with fellow Texan Joe R. Lansdale, he edited a critically-acclaimed series of anthologies published by Random Housethe first detailed the history of the American West in The West That Was (1993); the second examined the genesis of the myth of the Wild West in

34. Scholastic.com | AuthorsandBooks: Author Booklist About the author. Biography. Booklist Interview Transcript Kathy Lasky, the Newbery Honor author of more than 50 fiction and nonfiction books for http://www2.scholastic.com/teachers/authorsandbooks/authorstudies/authorhome.jht

35. Scholastic.com | AuthorsandBooks: Author Booklist Although Ellen Levine enjoys reading and writing fiction, most of her Ellen Levine is the author of many acclaimed books, both fiction and nonfiction. http://www2.scholastic.com/teachers/authorsandbooks/authorstudies/authorhome.jht

36. Dena L. Moore (author) On AuthorsDen View some of my erotic fiction, erotic/historical nonfiction, I write poetry, critical/historical nonfiction, occult fiction and nonfiction, http://www.authorsden.com/denalmoore

Hurricane Katrina >> Stories Articles Poetry Blogs ... Red Cross (donate) Dena L. Moore Login Join biography sitemap new! books articles poetry news ... contact author Share Save Author Tracker The astral surface draws a deep vow from within and fills the glass sphere with glowing desire... I have been writing ever since I can remember. My first poem was published at the age of 7 in my hometown newspaper...that poem was about a baby caterpillar. I have been significantly influenced through reading the works of others, and there are too many authors I admire to pick an ultimate favorite. However, my favorite novel of all time is still "Gone with the Wind." A close second is "Scarlett" by Alexandra Ripley. I read most types of fiction, including fantasy, horror, historical drama and romance. JRR Tolkien definitely deserves a mention here, as well as Anne Rice and Stephen King. Favorite Poets include William Blake, Shakespeare, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and many, many more. I also feel that I have been influenced by my professors at USF to a certain extent, particularly William E. Rand, Dr. Nicholas Samaras, Dr. Keith D. White, and Dr. Roy VanNeste. Birth Place: Albion, MI USA

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39. Random House Publishing Group featuring author interviews, discussion questions, author biographies The nonfiction list includes the 1 bestseller READING LOLITA IN TEHRAN by http://www.randomhouse.com/rhpg/about/history.html

var AlwaysOnTab=-1; The Random House Publishing Group was formed in 2003, uniting the two divisions formerly known as the Random House Trade Group and the Ballantine Books Group. Publishing in all formatshardcover, trade paperback and mass marketit encompasses the following imprints: Ballantine Books, Ballantine Reader's Circle, Del Rey, Fawcett, Ivy, Modern Library, One World, Presidio Press, Random House, Random House Trade Paperbacks, and Villard. The flagship imprint of Random House, Inc., Random House had its origins in l925, when Bennett Cerf and Donald Klopfer, two New Yorkers in their mid-twenties, acquired a line of classics and contemporary American works called The Modern Library from publisher Horace Liveright. The company assumed the name Random House two years later when Cerf and Klopfer decided to publish a few books on the side, "at random." Their artist friend Rockwell Kent drew his now-celebrated logo of a "random" house, which made its debut in February 1927. Among the first titles of the new imprint were limited editions illustrated by Kent of Voltaire's CANDIDE and Melville's MOBY DICK. When the demand for luxury editions came to a halt with the stock market crash of 1929, Cerf and Klopfer turned to the publishing of general trade books. Among their earliest authors were Robinson Jeffers and Eugene O'Neill, and in 1934 they made headlines with the publication of James Joyce's ULYSSES and their defense of the book in the landmark censorship case. During the next few decades they also published some of the most distinguished writers of the twentieth century: William Faulkner, Isak Dinesen, Edgar Snow, Andre Malraux, Robert Graves, Gertrude Stein, W.H. Auden and John O'Hara. As Random House's reputation grew, so did its list of authors, including Truman Capote, Ralph Ellison, Irwin Shaw, Sinclair Lewis, Robert Penn Warren, Eudora Welty, and James Michener.

40. Random House Publishing Group featuring an author interview, discussion questions, author biographies, The Ballantine Reader’s Circle isn’t limited to fiction; with the Spring http://www.randomhouse.com/BB/aboutus/company_history.html

var AlwaysOnTab=-1; The Random House Publishing Group was formed in 2003, uniting the two divisions formerly known as the Random House Trade Group and the Ballantine Books Group. Publishing in all formatshardcover, trade paperback and mass marketit encompasses the following imprints: Ballantine Books, Ballantine Reader's Circle, Del Rey, Fawcett, Ivy, Modern Library, One World, Presidio Press, Random House, Random House Trade Paperbacks, and Villard. The flagship imprint of Random House, Inc., Random House had its origins in l925, when Bennett Cerf and Donald Klopfer, two New Yorkers in their mid-twenties, acquired a line of classics and contemporary American works called The Modern Library from publisher Horace Liveright. The company assumed the name Random House two years later when Cerf and Klopfer decided to publish a few books on the side, "at random." Their artist friend Rockwell Kent drew his now-celebrated logo of a "random" house, which made its debut in February 1927. Among the first titles of the new imprint were limited editions illustrated by Kent of Voltaire's CANDIDE and Melville's MOBY DICK. When the demand for luxury editions came to a halt with the stock market crash of 1929, Cerf and Klopfer turned to the publishing of general trade books. Among their earliest authors were Robinson Jeffers and Eugene O'Neill, and in 1934 they made headlines with the publication of James Joyce's ULYSSES and their defense of the book in the landmark censorship case. During the next few decades they also published some of the most distinguished writers of the twentieth century: William Faulkner, Isak Dinesen, Edgar Snow, Andre Malraux, Robert Graves, Gertrude Stein, W.H. Auden and John O'Hara. As Random House's reputation grew, so did its list of authors, including Truman Capote, Ralph Ellison, Irwin Shaw, Sinclair Lewis, Robert Penn Warren, Eudora Welty, and James Michener.

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