Nonfiction book on Dragons

[D.R.Agony]

Hi :) :) :)

I want to write a nonfiction book about Dragons and how they were real and we have all forgotten how should I go about it :Huh:

Sorry for the smileys, I ran out of exclamation marks and question marks, I used them too quickly.

[jerrywaxler]

Jonathan Maberry and David Kramer just won a prestigious Bram Stoker award for a non-fiction book about weird and scary creatures. It's called "Cryptopedia: History of the Weird, Strange, and Downright Bizarre." Actually Jonathan made his break into horror writing by writing non-fiction about the folklore of vampires. It seems surprising but true.

Personally I'd much rather read about dragons than vampires any day. :)

Jerry

[D.R.Agony]

Yay how did he do it :Huh:
Can I email him, and ask, or something

[Sarpedon]

I expect he did research, then he wrote the book. (I'm not being a smart ass, I'm just trying to state things simply)

As they say, 'a journey of 1000 miles begins with a single step;' you should first take stock of what you know already. That will point you to your next step; deciding what you need to learn before you can begin to write. Once you have learned enough, you can write your thesis statement and then begin to write. I suggest you submit your thesis statement for review here before you start writing.

Thats kind of how I began my thesis (or, should I say how I wish I began my thesis, had I had the experience of writing the thesis before I wrote it. Which is my only real experience of writing non-fiction. Normally I wouldn't be giving advice here, but it seems you are a beginner too, so my beginner experiences might be helpful).

Oh, wait. What day is today? HAHA, you got me.

[Jenifer]

First you'll need a couple of hits of acid. Can't help you there- all out.

[C.bronco]

Yay how did he do it :Huh:
Can I email him, and ask, or something
That's never a bad idea.
You would have a lot of research to do!

[Soccer Mom]

Dude, there is no such thing as a dragon.

Seriously folks, there is no reason to encourage this sort of delusion. You aren't helping DR. He needs medication, not encouragement.

[Sarpedon]

Seriously folks, there is no reason to encourage this sort of delusion. You aren't helping DR. He needs medication, not encouragement

Which is why I suggested he take stock of what he knows and do research BEFORE writing a thesis.

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[D.R.Agony]

I know lots lolol I was a Dragon in a previous life :) :)