What distinguishes literary nonfiction from traditional nonfiction is A, the imagery. Also known as creative nonfiction and verfabula, literary nonfiction uses literary styles and techniques to come up with narratives based on facts. Therefore, the imagery is one of the literary devices used when creating literary nonfiction.
What is more, the primary goal of the writer is to communicate information, just as if they were reporters, but to present it in a way that reads like fiction. They are accurate narratives describing accurate facts.