These samples aim to give you an idea of how I write non-fiction prose. They appeared on the Texas Rangers' website. I used links instead of long cut-and-paste text for simplicity's sake. For more examples of my writing that don't consist of scripts or press releases, check out facebook.com/rusholsoncreativeandsports. Those entries tend to involve shorter treatments of subjects.
"Faces of Freedom" : a story about a moving visit by veterans to Washington, D.C.
This article details a trip by a group of veterans to Washington D.C. It describes their reactions to visiting some of their country's most important monuments.
To see it on the website on which it appeared, along with a video I helped produce, please use the accompanying URL :
"Power for Children" : a story about an author's powerful visit to an elementary school
What can an author hope to provide a group of children in a short school visit? A lot, says Bruce Coville.
To see this article as it appeared on the website where it was originally published, please follow this URL :
To see this article as it appeared on the website where it was originally published, please follow this URL :
"Scheppers Uses AFL" : an article about an abundantly talented pitcher trying to get past his injury history
This article offers insight about a pitching prospect with substantial talent but a history of injuries as he positions himself for an invite to Major League camp.
To see this article as it appeared on the website where it was originally published, please follow the accompanying URL :
To see this article as it appeared on the website where it was originally published, please follow the accompanying URL :
