Original Works of the Nonfiction Genre

Abstract

Nino Nizharadze’s work, Sad Monologues, stands as an exemplary piece within the contemporary nonfiction genre. This collection encapsulates all the defining characteristics of nonfiction, including the subjective analysis of biographical moments presented in an engaging manner, the illumination of real facts, events, and personal histories from the narrator’s perspective, as well as elements of self-analysis and retrospection. The genre’s eclectic nature is evident in the inclusion of various forms such as diary entries, essay sketches, miniatures, and even poetry. In nonfiction literature, the author’s subjective and emotional engagement with the events is paramount. Nizharadze’s authentic narrative style and refined expression facilitate a profound understanding and perception of her perspective, outlook, and emotional state by the reader. Sad Monologues distinguishes itself through the objective presentation of facts combined with the author’s emphasized subjective stance and emotional connection to the events and individuals depicted. Additionally, Nizharadze’s meticulous attention to detail and her skill in creating vivid portraits of diverse characters contribute to the work’s originality and appeal. The harmonious blend of these techniques results in an innovative and captivating example of artistic-documentary prose within the nonfiction genre.