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(Bronx Community College, USA)
  • Formaat: Hardback, 272 pages, kõrgus x laius: 234x156 mm, kaal: 558 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 29-Jan-2015
  • Kirjastus: Bloomsbury Academic
  • ISBN-10: 1472578449
  • ISBN-13: 9781472578440
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  • Formaat: Hardback, 272 pages, kõrgus x laius: 234x156 mm, kaal: 558 g
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  • Kirjastus: Bloomsbury Academic
  • ISBN-10: 1472578449
  • ISBN-13: 9781472578440
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Covering a wide range of forms and genres, The Bloomsbury Introduction to Creative Writingis a complete introductory manual for students of creative writing. Through a structured series of practical writing exercises – perfect for the classroom, the writer's workshop or as a starting point for a portfolio of work – the book builds the student writer from the first explorations of their own voice, through to mastery of a wide range of genres and forms.

The Bloomsbury Introduction to Creative Writing
covers such genres as:
· Autobiographical writing
· Short fiction
· Poetry
· Screenwriting
· Writing for performance
· Writing for digital media

With practical guidance on writing scholarly critiques of your own work and a glossary of terms for ease of reference, this book is an essential manual for any introductory creative writing course and a practical companion for more advanced writers.

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Mokhtaris approach offers a breath of fresh air: in a straightforward and supportive fashion, she presents many of the ideas that need to be introduced to those beginning a writing degree, while deflating preconceived notions about creative writing. * TEXT Journal * Mokhtari writes with a keen awareness of the current and foreseeable literary landscape. [ S]he goes well beyond the traditional three- or four-genre creative writing text by expanding this guide to include chapters offering exhaustive introductions to screenwriting, writing for performance, writing for digital media, and writing critical theory/exegeses of ones own work. * College English * The Bloomsbury Introduction to Creative Writing by Tara Mokhtari is a delightful and significant addition to the field. Despite its obvious erudition and the great range of knowledge it encompasses, Mokhtari's prose remains engaging and encouraging, full of humanity and good will. Her assignments and workshop tasks are both original and appropriate. I will definitely use this book in my Introduction to Creative Writing Classes. * Dr Gail Wronsky, Director of Creative Writing at Layola Marymount University, USA * Thankfully, this comprehensive text saves me and my students the burden of buying multiple books for the introduction to creative writing course. The writing exercises and workshop strategies help organize a semester of practical learning, and it even guides students on how to critically read the genres in which they write. * Roger Sedarat, Associate Professor, MFA Program in Creative Writing and Literary Translation, City University of New York, USA * Tara Mokhtari has written an extremely readable and practical guide to both traditional and emerging forms of creative writing - with exercises that actually work! But what makes the book unique is its insistent undoing of the divisions between literary creation and critical reception. * Bennet Schaber, English & Creative Writing, SUNY, Oswego, USA * Tara Mokhtaris The Bloomsbury Introduction to Creative Writing is a wonderful building blocks approach to the spectrum of creative iteration; intelligent, approachable, methodical, informed, and yet relaxed and engaging, a wonderful first step for anyone who has been waiting to take that first step yet avoiding it because they didnt know how or where to start. * Chuck Rosenthal, author of Ten Thousand Heavens * Tara Mokhtari's The Bloomsbury Introduction to Creative Writing is the ideal introduction to creative writing for undergraduates, upper secondary school level students and for forty-something urban professionals who always wanted to write the great novel, poetry collection, screenplay but somehow diverted themselves into law, dentistry or medicine to pay the bills. Tara is a fabulous poet, a talented fiction writer and a gifted teacher and this is an insiders guide thats full of highly useful steps to guide the beginning or the apprentice writer along the path to creative fulfilment. Taras warmth, sensitivity, intelligence and bravery (she uses her own writing for some of the examples!) shine through this valuable introduction. I will be recommending it to my gang. * Dr Antoni Jach, Director of the Modern Writing Press Novel Writing Masterclass Workshops (Melbourne, Australia) and author of Napoleons Double *

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Full of structured practical exercises and covering a wide range of genres from fiction to screen writing to digital media, this is a comprehensive introduction to the study of creative writing.
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction 1(16)
1 Writing and Knowledge
17(18)
The Writers' Block Myth
18(4)
Knowing
22(4)
Your writer self
26(6)
Emotion as material
32(3)
2 Writing the Self
35(30)
Memoir and autobiography
37(8)
Reflective writing
45(8)
Human interest features
53(6)
Personal essays, and "Why I Write"
59(6)
3 Poetics and Poetry Composition
65(32)
Poetic movements: An abridged whirlwind history
68(6)
Poetry as "language distilled"
74(7)
Sound devices
81(3)
Poetry and orality
84(4)
Form and meaning
88(1)
Sonnets
89(5)
Finding your poem
94(3)
4 Fiction Conventions
97(38)
Fiction and creativity: The anecdote, the muse, and the visionary
98(5)
Ideas and themes
103(3)
Narrative structure
106(3)
Narrative structure toolbox
109(5)
Plot and conflict
114(4)
Characterization
118(3)
Setting: Time, place, and context
121(5)
Finding your voice
126(6)
Genre fiction
132(3)
5 Screenwriting Techniques
135(34)
The slug line
137(1)
Action
137(4)
Dialogue
141(8)
Characterization
149(4)
Theme and narrative
153(11)
Screenwriting technical toolbox
164(5)
6 Writing for Performance
169(16)
One-act plays
169(7)
Monologue and soliloquy
176(4)
Spoken word
180(5)
7 Writing for Digital Media
185(16)
Digital storytelling
186(3)
Web 2.0 and journalism as conversation
189(1)
Online media toolbox
190(5)
Personal publishing
195(6)
8 Critique and Exegesis
201(32)
Critique
202(9)
Referencing scholarly texts
211(3)
Referencing creative texts
214(3)
Analyzing your creative work
217(1)
Conclusions
218(1)
Critique writing toolbox
219(2)
Exegesis
221(1)
Exegesis research methods
222(2)
Identifying your exegetical thesis
224(2)
Hermeneutics and close reading as primary research
226(3)
Exegesis planning and structure
229(2)
Linking creative and scholarly writing
231(2)
Glossary of Terms 233(12)
Works Cited 245(4)
Index 249
Tara Mokhtari is a lecturer in Creative Writing, Literature and Communications at universities in the USA and Australia.