CREATIVE WRITING ASpecial entry conditions apply. Students should consult the Department of English.
16.7 2nd and 3rd year
George Papaellinas.
First semester
One 1.5-hour seminar and one 1.5 hour workshop per week.
Students who complete this subject successfully:
will have developed and drafted a number of pieces of creative writing, in a variety of genres;
will have developed an understanding of the writing workshop process and the opportunities for writing development it offers;
will have developed an understanding of the processes and choices involved in their own creative writing;
will have developed an awareness of the way in which the material presentation of writing is significant.
Students will develop their own writing in a variety of genres through class discussions, workshop sessions and submission of draft material.
A folio of not more than 5,000 words to be submitted at the end of the subject, composed of a selection of the student's own writing.
Kinross-Smith G Writer: A Working Guide for New Writers Oxford
CREATIVE WRITING ASpecial entry conditions apply. Students should consult the Department of English for details.
16.7
George Papaellinas.
First semester
One 1.5-hour seminar and one 1.5 hour workshop each week
Students who complete this subject successfully:
will have developed and drafted a number of pieces of creative writing, in a variety of genres;
will have developed an understanding of the writing workshop process and the opportunities for writing development it offers;
will have developed an understanding of the processes and choices involved in their own creative writing; and
will have developed an awareness of the way in which the material presentation of writing is significant.
Students will develop their own writing in a variety of genres through class discussions, workshop sessions and submission of draft material.
A folio of not more than 5,000 words to be submitted at the end of the subject, composed of a selection of the student's own writing.
Kinross-Smith G Writer: A Working Guide for New Writers Oxford
CREATIVE WRITING ASpecial entry conditions apply.
16.7 2nd and 3rd year
Philip Mead.
First semester
One 1.5-hour seminar and one 1.5 hour workshop per week.
Students completing this subject should:
have developed and drafted a number of pieces of creative writing, in a variety of genres, throughout the subject;
have developed an understanding of the writing workshop process and the opportunities for writing development it offers;
have developed an understanding of the processes and choices involved in their own creative writing;
have developed an awareness of the way in which the material presentation of writing is significant.
Students will develop their own writing in a variety of genres through class discussions, workshop sessions and submission of draft material.
A folio of up to 5,000 words to be submitted at the end of the subject, composed of a selection of the student's own writing.
Kinross-Smith G Writer: A Working Guide for New Writers Oxford