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But the big loser has been the lover of nonfiction history, as the founding era became a subject conscripted into a turf war over important moral and factual issues.

A longtime crime reporter and the author of four books of narrative nonfiction, Mr. Quinones became interested in the tuba through the stories he wrote in 2011 for the Los Angeles Times.

They also introduce subjects and significant themes — family, friendship, moral compass — that reappear in her nonfiction and novels.

Over in nonfiction, it was the same story, with “How Fascism Works” and “On Tyranny” both making appearances.

This, according to Brown, is also the stuff of nonfiction.