What does expository nonfiction mean?

Expository nonfiction is a genre of writing which tries to explain a subject or idea non-fictionally, objectively and without bias. Nonfiction is the opposite of creative fiction.

This type of writing conveys facts and information in an organized, logical way. It is often used in textbooks, articles, essays, reports, and other written materials that aim to inform or educate the reader about a particular topic. Expository nonfiction seeks to present information clearly and accurately, and it often uses evidence to support its claims.

Examples of expository nonfiction include:

- Biographies

- Autobiographies

- Memoirs

- Essays

- Articles

- Reports

- Textbooks

- Speeches

- Reviews

- Commentaries