Teaching Creative Writing is a collection of twelve essays written by international experts in the field, with a critical introduction by Graeme Harper to the teaching and learning of the subject. The book includes: * Responding positively to genre-specific challenges * Considering learning styles and teaching techniques * Actively approaching creative writing in universities and colleges * Assessing the creative writing workshop and individual learning * Relating practice and criticism: new work in the field * Recommendations by authors of notable books/resources. Contributors cover the writing of short fiction, poetry, the novel, work for film, TV and radio, creative non-fiction, writing for the stage, writing for children and young adults, new media writing, the critical-creative cross-over, workshops, and key issues in creative writing research. Tightly focused around typical course modules, innovative and lucidly written, this will be the essential book for teachers and learners of creative writing in higher education.

About the Author
Professor Graeme Harper is Head of the School of Creative Arts, Film and Media at the University of Portsmouth. He is also the Director of the the UK Centre for Creative Writing Research Through Practice.

Reviews
"'All or most creative writing textbooks currently on the market are not addressed to the academic audience and context. Most are aimed at the individual writer experimenting alone... There is as yet very little for tutors and students in HE courses, to be read in the context of teaching and learning on these courses.' Richard Kerridge, Bath Spa University College."



Book Information
ISBN 9780826477279
Author Graeme Harper
Format Paperback
Page Count 200
Imprint Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd.
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Weight(grams) 360g