1st Edition
Creative Nonfiction in Sport and Exercise Research
Introduction
Francesca Cavallerio
Part 1: Learning the Craft of Creative Nonfiction
1. "Where Do I Start?": Getting to Grips with Creative Nonfiction
Francesca Cavallerio
2. From Telling to Showing: An account of Developing a Creative Nonfiction
Laura Martinelli, Melissa Day, and Francesca Cavallerio
Part 2: From Realist Tales to Creative Nonfiction
3. The Daily Grind: Being a Parent of a Competitive Junior Tennis Player
Camilla J. Knight and Chris G. Harwood
4. (Re)assembling ‘Balance’: A Creative Nonfiction of Athlete Mothers Negotiating Sport and Family
Kerry R. McGannon and Jenny McMahon
5. ‘I’m Hurting but I’m Buzzing’: The Lived Experience of ‘Positive Pain’ in Competitive SwimmingGareth McNarry, Adam B. Evans, and Jacquelyn Allen-Collinson
6. The Backstage of ‘Seeing’ Performance: Developing the ‘Seen’ and ‘Unseen’ of Coaching
Charlie L. T. Corsby
7. Filtering and Finding a New Way: A Creative Nonfiction of Soccer Coaches’ Professional Learning
Anna Stodter
8. The Emergence and Perpetuation of a Destructive Culture in a British Olympic Sport
Niels Boysen Feddersen
9. Re-Building and Re-Discovering after Emotionally Abusive Experiences
Gretchen Kerr and Erin Willson
Part 3: Moving Beyond "just" Creative Nonfiction
10. Learning the Craft: Confessions on Writing Creative Nonfiction
Francesca Cavallerio and Ross Wadey
11. Exploring Visual Storytelling as a Vehicle for Creative Nonfiction
Rebecca Palmer and Francesca Cavallerio
Biography
Francesca Cavallerio is a Senior Lecturer in Sports and Exercise Psychology in the School of Psychology and Sport Science at Anglia Ruskin University, UK.






