My Personal Top Ten Blogs For Non-Fiction

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Lately, I had not much to do and was thinking about the blogs I follow. From A through Z there are blogs of fiction authors (yes, the one or other has written a book, based on a true story, of course!), but I don’t deny I prefer reading fiction.

There are several reasons for that. For once: there’s plenty of horrors, cruelness, blood, killing, and death around. I prefer reading about all this where I can be sure it never had happened.

And second: I’m an empath, reading true, sad and horrible stories make me cry like a puppy and getting nightmares occasionally.

Occasionally I like reading history and biographies. (Provided they’re not biographies of bloodsoaked dictators who should have died in jail in Den Haag… but that’s a story for another time.

While I’ve been thinking about non-fiction books I had to admit non-fiction writers don’t get plenty of attention from me – and definitely not enough recognition!

I spent days to research blogs that are written by non-fiction writers or dedicated to non-fiction books.

To me, the following are the best of the ones I found:

https://brevity.wordpress.com/

https://nonfictionauthorsassociation.com/category/blog/

https://www.biographyonline.net/blog.html/

https://www.sarahsbookshelves.com/announcing-nonfiction-november-2018/

https://www.writermag.com/blog/interesting-nonfiction-books-fall-2018/

http://asuen.com/nonfictionmonday/

https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/books/g19404777/best-nonfiction-books-2018/

https://www.bustle.com/p/10-nonfiction-books-about-other-books-because-the-history-of-literature-is-fascinating-10239943

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/books/non-fiction/

http://bookbloggerlist.com/category/non-fiction/non-fiction-biographies-memoirs/

 

I have to say I need to give non-fiction authors more credit than I did until now. Their work is as hard as ours and I wouldn’t want to go through all the research, the fact-checking and everything they have to come up with to make their book a success.

Let’s say they’re experts on something, or someone and write a book about it, one tiny mistake can ruin them forever. My respect, therefore, is extremely high!

Are you a non-fiction writer? Do you know a non-fiction writer? Let us hear about your/their writing process and how it is to work with facts more than relying on fantasy. Let us know. We’re curious.

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