What is another word for graphic non-fiction?
Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈafɪk nˈɒnfˈɪkʃən] (IPA) 
"Graphic non-fiction" is a literary genre that uses illustrations and graphic designs to tell a factual story. It is a modern storytelling technique that educates readers on historical events and real-life stories through a blend of visual and written storytelling. Synonyms for "graphic non-fiction" include "comics journalism," "graphic journalism," "fact-based graphic novels," and "visual non-fiction." These synonyms represent the diversity of styles within the genre, including journalistic and biographical graphic novels, educational comics, and graphic memoirs. While these terms may differ in their specifics, they all fundamentally represent the use of storytelling visuals to convey factual information.
