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In this book, we'll go over some of the general principles of writing practices as well as advice and tips on how to write creatively, but mainly, you’ll be introduced to as many genres and categories as possible. We won’t get bogged down in doing the writing process “perfectly” or creating “perfect literature.” The goal is to learn about as many genres as possible, practice writing in those genres, and get feedback.
- Author
- Sybil Priebe
- Publisher
- North Dakota State College of Science
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY-NC-SA
- Language
- EN
- Category
- English
Contents· 45 sections
- 01: Intro to Creative Writing
- 1.01: Intro to Creative Writing
- 1.02: Dont forget to read
- 1.03: Introductory Exercises
- 02: Review of Elements
- 2.01: Review of Elements
- 2.02: Your Voice
- 2.03: Exercises of the Elements
- 03: Poetry
- 3.01: Poetry
- 3.02: Poetry Exercises
- 04: Flash Fiction
- 4.01: Flash Fiction
- 4.02: Flash Fiction Exercises
- 05: Fiction
- 5.01: Fiction
- 5.02: Fiction Exercises
- 06: Drama
- 6.01: Drama
- 6.02: Drama Exercises
- 07: Nonfiction
- 7.01: Nonfiction
- 7.02: Nonfiction Exercises
- 08: Experimental Literature
- 8.01: Experimental Literature
- 8.02: Alternative Style
- 8.03: Multi-modal-Genre and -Vocal
- 8.04: Weird Exercises
- 09: Final Chapter
- 9.01: Final Chapter
- 9.02: Children's Literature
- 9.03: Young Adult (YA) Literature
- 9.04: Sci-Fi
- 9.05: Fantasy
- 9.06: Horror
- 9.07: Humor
- 9.08: Graphic Novels
- 9.09: Romance
- 9.10: How to get published
- 10: Assignment and Project Ideas
- 10.01: Assignment and Project Ideas
- 10.02: More Practice
- 10.03: 30 Reading Response Activities
- 10.04: Potential Course Design
- 10.05: Final Exercises