Meanings of non-fiction work in English

Eating Animals is the first non-fiction work by novelist Jonathan Safran Foer.

And he's here in our Auckland studio to talk about the non-fiction work.

He has even written a non-fiction work on Jasper Johns.

Five Patients (1970) was a non-fiction work account of cases at Massachusetts General hospital.

That's the question Canadian Writer and academic David Chariandy grapples with in his latest non-fiction work.

Provisionally titled The American, the picture is to be adapted from an esteemed non-fiction work by Charles Brandt.

In 2016, there was renewed interest when Eleanor and Hick's relationship became the subject of a non-fiction work by Susan Quinn.

Nichola Corner was speaking at the launch in Belfast of McKee's non-fiction work, Angels with Blue Faces, which was published today by Excalibur Press.

The message that we should all be eating less meat will not come as news to those familiar with his 2009 non-fiction work Eating Animals.

Underground (2001) is a significant non-fiction work of Haruki Murakami based on the gas attacks by religious extremists in the Tokyo subway in 1995.

As well as the autobiographies, Aldiss produced a large number of non-fiction works.

Ronan Keating and Fergus Finlay - who have benefited from tax exemptions for non-fiction works.

Politically and socially aware, Conan Doyle published non-fiction works on South Africa and the Great War.

The 75 year-old author has published 170 novels and many non-fiction works.

The book reached number one on the New York Times Best Seller List for non-fiction works in 1972.

She has also written some important non-fiction works, including The Death of Adam: Essays on Modern Thought(1998).