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16 Writing for Teenagers

  • Linda Newbery
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The Handbook of Creative Writing
Ein Kapitel aus dem Buch The Handbook of Creative Writing
© 2022, Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh

© 2022, Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh

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  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Acknowledgements ix
  4. Preface to Second Edition x
  5. Introduction 1
  6. Section One Writing: Theories and Contexts
  7. 1 Theories of Creativity and Creative Writing Pedagogy 11
  8. 2 The Evaluation of Creative Writing at MA Level (UK) 24
  9. 3 The Creative Writing MFA 37
  10. 4 Creative Writing and Critical Theory 42
  11. 5 Literary Genres 54
  12. 6 The Writer as Artist 65
  13. 7 The Future of Creative Writing 78
  14. Section Two The Craft of Writing
  15. PROSE
  16. 8 Reading, Writing and Teaching the Short Story 95
  17. 9 Writing the Memoir 109
  18. 10 Introduction to the Novel 116
  19. 11 Crime Fiction 126
  20. 12 Writing Science Fiction and Fantasy 134
  21. 13 How Language Lives Us: Reading and Writing Historical Fiction 146
  22. 14 Writing Humorous Fiction 154
  23. 15 Writing for Children 162
  24. 16 Writing for Teenagers 169
  25. 17 The ‘Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Creative Nonfiction, But Were Too Naïve or Uninformed to Ask’ Workshop Simulation 176
  26. POETRY
  27. 18 Introduction to Poetry 183
  28. 19 What is Form? 199
  29. 20 New Poetries 211
  30. 21 The Poet in the Theatre: Verse Drama 229
  31. 22 The Sequence and the Long Poem 236
  32. SCRIPTWRITING
  33. 23 Introduction to Scriptwriting 251
  34. 24 Writing for the Stage 263
  35. 25 Writing for Radio 273
  36. 26 Writing for Television 282
  37. 27 Writing for Television – UK Differences 291
  38. 28 Writing for Film 293
  39. OTHER WRITING
  40. 29 Song Lyrics and Poetry 305
  41. 30 Flash Fiction 315
  42. 31 Writing as Experimental Practice 324
  43. 32 Creative–Critical Hybrids 331
  44. 33 Writing as ‘Therapy’ 341
  45. 34 Writing in the Community 349
  46. 35 Writing for the Web 356
  47. 36 The Role of the Critical Essay 361
  48. 37 Translation 367
  49. 38 Collaboration in the Theatre 374
  50. 39 Creative Writing Doctorates 383
  51. 40 How to Start a Literary Magazine 391
  52. Section Three The Writer’s Life
  53. 41 How to be a Writer 401
  54. 42 How to Present Yourself as a Writer 407
  55. 43 Meet Your Public: Creative Writing and Social Media 414
  56. 44 Publishing Fiction 424
  57. 45 American PoBiz 432
  58. 46 Publishing Poetry in Britain 439
  59. 47 The Literary Agent (Novel) 446
  60. 48 The Film Agent 453
  61. 49 The Literary Agent: Television, Radio and Theatre 460
  62. 50 Copyright 470
  63. 51 Self-Publishing and the Rise of the Indie Author 486
  64. 52 Literary Life: Prizes, Anthologies, Festivals, Reviewing, Grants 494
  65. 53 The Writer as Teacher 503
  66. 54 Making a Living as a Writer 510
  67. Glossary 518
  68. Useful Websites 525
  69. Contributors 527
  70. Index 535
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