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Teaching Creative Writing
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Description
Teaching Creative Writing is a collection of twelve essays written by international experts in the field, with a critical introduction by Graeme Harper to the teaching and learning of the subject. The book includes:
• Responding positively to genre-specific challenges
• Considering learning styles and teaching techniques
• Actively approaching creative writing in universities and colleges
• Assessing the creative writing workshop and individual learning
• Relating practice and criticism: new work in the field
• Recommendations by authors of notable books/resources.
Tightly focused around typical course modules, innovative and lucidly written, this will be the essential book for teachers and learners of creative writing in higher education.
Table of Contents
1. Writing Short Fiction - Kate Coles
2. Poetry - Chad Davidson and Greg Fraser
3. The Novel - Graeme Harper
4. Writing for Children & Young Adults-Jeri Kroll
5. Creative Non-Fiction - Martin Lammon
6. Playwriting - Michelene Wandor
7. Scriptwriting for Radio - Steve May
8. Writing for Film and Television-Jack Epps Jr.
9. New Media Writing -Thomas Swiss & Cynthia Lewis
10. Creative-Critical Writing - Rob Pope
11. Workshopping - Stephanie Vanderslice
12. Research - Graeme Harper
References and Resources
Index
Product details
Published | 18 Mar 2020 |
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Format | Paperback |
Edition | 1st |
Extent | 200 |
ISBN | 9789389391626 |
Imprint | Bloomsbury Academic India |
Dimensions | 234 x 156 mm |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing India Pvt. Ltd |
About the contributors
Reviews
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Often witty, always insightful, and eminently practical, the essays contribute wonderfully to the literature on writing and its pedagogies. If you're a writer, a teacher of writing or a writing student, buy this book!" Associate Professor Jen Webb,Co-editor, TEXT: the Journal of the Australian Association of Writing. The brilliance of this book is in the way it tackles the subject through such a diversity of creative voices. It makes clear why creative writing properly belongs at the very heart of our universities but will never be 'institutionalized'. The book should be an invaluable resource not only for those working in higher education but for anyone serious in exploring their own creative lives." Paul Munden, Director, National Association of Writers in Education.
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'The two proposed volumes look as though they would be exceedingly useful to lecturers. More established teachers too, who may not have theorised their practice and who may feel the need for professional development, will find much to interest them. There is another, less elevated, need: that of lecturers who are thrown in at the deep end... and are desperate for an ordered series of exercises.' Robert Sheppard, Edge Hill
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'All or most creative writing textbooks currently on the market are not addressed to the academic audience and context. Most are aimed at the individual writer experimenting alone... There is as yet very little for tutors and students in HE courses, to be read in the context of teaching and learning on these courses.' Richard Kerridge, Bath Spa University College.
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'I think Graeme Harper's choice is excellent. I have no argument with the choice or weighting of the chapters, nor with the reputation or weight of the contributors.' David Morley, University of Warwick
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