#creative writing classes

[he-that-thou-knowest-thine]

shakespeare brainrot

me: wow. i feel a little bad for my teachers. they have to read everything i write about hamlet, and it's usually a lot

me: i ought to give her a break for this one. i already subjected her to a lot of hamlet discussion in my last assignment

me: i will talk about romeo and juliet

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[writingtheother]

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Melody will walk you through the How Tos of research techniques, exploring ways research can be an engaging and exciting process for narrative creators, covering topics such as:

The Importance of Research for Creative Writers

Navigating libraries and resources

Finding and evaluating sources

Online research techniques and pitfalls

Synthesizing information

Information literacy

Organizational tools

and much more!

Writers will leave this webinar confident in their understanding of research techniques, how to integrate research into their narratives, and more comfortable navigating the resources available to them.

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[relatablegenzwriter]

what happens in college creative writing classes? (if youve been to any) do you work on your own ideas or do you get short story assignments r something?

What to Expect from Creative Writing Classes

I've attended one creative writing class in college and it was one of my favorite classes ever. Since I've only taken the one and don't plan on getting a degree in creative writing (at least not right now…), I can't speak for all the classes you'll take, but I can almost guarantee that an intro class, and probably many other classes, will include four things:

Writing prompts and exercises to allow you to explore your style, try new ideas, and have a starting point to jump off of when you write a longer or more refined piece.

Studying published works by other authors, as a means of teaching various techniques and elements of a good story, poem, or other piece of writing, and also to learn about what you like as a reader.

A longer writing project, which may be a short story, a collection of poems, or other prose. You'll likely present a first draft and then at least one revised edition. In an intro class, this project is likely to be of your own choosing, rather than having to write about a particular thing. In a more advanced course, your requirements could be more specific.

Peer reviews: this is the scariest and also arguably the most important part of creative writing classes! In the class I took, my classmates and I reviewed each others' big projects and took about thirty minutes per writer to discuss each piece as a class. (My class size was about 16 people, so those of you at larger universities will probably have different experiences than me.) This is of course so you can get feedback, but also so that you can learn how to give feedback to other writers.

Regardless of your choice of study, if you have the means to, I highly recommend a creative writing class. No amount of time we spend in our comfy writing nooks spinning out pages and pages of words will compare to the opportunity to learn from so many other writers at all levels. Plus, since writing is so personal, these classes tend to be a lot closer than others. I can officially say that without my creative writing class, I would not be seeking out publication like I am now, and that's a sign if any to try one out!

[m-c-easton]

Want a Creative Hot Streak?

Last week researchers published some pretty exciting findings for artists. We can set ourselves up for a hot streak by exploring genres and styles, then mastering one. After chronic illness changed how I write, this is wonderful news. #WritingCommunity

Last week was an exciting one for artists interested in scientific studies of creativity. Researchers (Lu Liu, Nima Dehmamy, Jillian Chown, C. Lee Giles & Dashun Wang) published an article in Nature demonstrating that most artistic hot streaks are preceded by exploration as artists try out numerous forms and media. The researchers define exploration as a period of intense “experimentation [as…

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[riseandshinelittleblossom]

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[the-golden-mango-of-discord]

Creative Writing Class

Brain: dontmakeitgaythistimedontmakeitgaydont-

Me: ...I made it gay.

Brain: Well shit.

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Octavia E. Butler: What I Learned from Her Writer Workshop

Come up with a crazy business idea. My idea is to develop writing courses with the framework of inspirational writers. In these creative writing classes, customers will experience writing workshops from the best writers to walk planet Earth. No matter if the writer is living or deceased, the course will teach how to craft works of literary art in the same style that they used. The original,…

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