Nonfiction is a portrayal or depiction of a subject presented as factual information. The accuracy of this presentation can vary, offering either a true or false representation of the subject. It is generally assumed that authors believe their accounts to be truthful at the time of creation. It's essential to note that reporting others' beliefs in a nonfiction format does not necessarily endorse the ultimate truth of those beliefs; it merely acknowledges that people hold such beliefs (as seen in topics like mythology or religion). Nonfiction constitutes one of the primary categories in writing, commonly found in libraries, with fiction being the other major division. However, nonfiction is not limited to written text; it can also encompass visuals and film, aiming to provide factual information about a subject.
