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