For the Nonce

Last Thursday I remarked that we bloggers had been over everything that, were it presented in books, would be non-fiction. This didn't stop me posting a few more posts on the theme but the point is clearest when revisiting some of those subjects we did canvass in other posts.

If you're interested in growing persimmons, building a henhouse or selling binder twine you now have a choice of where to source that information. And, rather than looking through your old journals on sociology or scouring through those auto mags for an article on bucket seats, nonfiction takes you directly to the area. Even if some of these vocations don't require a book, the catalogue will show where else we can access instructions.