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Manual of journalistic genres

Reseña del libro Manual de géneros periodísticos

Each story can be told in many ways and to find the most appropriate one,
the one that fits like a glove on your hand, nothing better than using the right gender to
Let the form enhance the background.

This exhaustive Manual of Journalistic Genres offers the most complete range of
ways of writing non-fiction, with definitions and examples of: News, Review, Fact Sheets and
Tables, Interview, Journalistic Survey, Life History and Life Story,
Chronology, Report, Analysis, Profile or Profile, Infographic, Chronicle, Editorial,
Article, Column, Mancheta, Commentary, Journalistic Essay, Criticism and Caricature,
as well as more than 70 subgenres.

It is like a Swiss army knife, a complete tool for every need, portable and
essential for journalists and any writer who wants to delve into non-fiction,
no matter what topic interests you.

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Robinson Lizano
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Robinson Lizano

Writer, journalist, university professor, but above all reader. Born in Caracas, Venezuela. Graduate in Social Communication from the Cecilio Catholic University Acosta, with a Master's Degree in History from the Andrés Bello Catholic University. Specialist in chronicles, journalistic genres and creative writing. Author of the books Crimes that they turned off the music; Crimes That Turned Off the Music; Genres Manual Journalists and Evil: Hitmen, Pranes and Other Monsters: Chronicles of Scoop. He is passionate about the craft of writing. Work as an educator with migrant children in Hilliard, Columbus. He has lived with his family in Marysville, Ohio, since 2021.

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