21. Not Merely Academic: Creative Writing And Literary Study In his essay creative writing and Its Discontents (The Writer s as well as the contributions of creative writing and of the literature course in http://libweb.sfasu.edu/real/vol28-2/notmerelyacad.htm

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22. Classroom - Ideas For Poetry And Creative Writing This area is for anyone interested in teaching creative writing or learning about poetry contributions are welcomed. Using email to encourage writing http://www.fernhse.demon.co.uk/eastword/class/

[Back to Eastwords Index] This area is for anyone interested in teaching creative writing or learning about poetry and writing. Contributions are welcomed. Using email to encourage writing Using pen and paper Sequencing Poems Pupils' Work ... Having fun with Undo Trevor Millum is available for talks and training in the area of IT and English: Mail him Designed and maintained by Marshal B Anderson

23. Creative Writing Booster Club Douglas Anderson School Of The Arts These pages are a project of the creative writing Booster Club at DASOTA, Remember that contributions of cash or goods, as well as mileage incurred http://kayday.com/DASOTA.htm

Creative Writing Booster Club Parent Support Group for Douglas Anderson School of the Arts Summer Update: Creative Writing Boosters May 18, 2005 These pages are a project of the Creative Writing Booster Club at DASOTA, and are not an official site for Douglas Anderson School of the Arts. The pages are donated and maintained by parents who are members of the Booster Club. Contributions are tax deductible Remember that contributions of cash or goods, as well as mileage incurred while volunteering, are deductible items on your taxes. WELCOME OUR NEW BOARD! T hanks to these fine parents for agreeing to serve on our board for the 2005-06 school year. Please give them your support! Jody Rodriguez, president Cindee Deen, vice-president, volunteer coordinator Dan Waller, treasurer Julie Lee, secretary Jacqueline Jones, chair Creative Writing Department at DASOTA Kickoff Meeting for the 2005-2006 school year will be held Tuesday, August 16, at 7 p.m.

24. UM Creative Writing Program Template Welcome to EngW 1101, Introduction to creative writing. • If you have always wanted to try your What were your significant contributions to the course? http://english.cla.umn.edu/creativewriting/1101/syllabus.html

CLASSES ENGW 1101 Main Page Calendar of Writers Syllabus ... Instructor Directory ENGW 1101 INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE WRITING ENGW 1101 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Fall 2005 Course Coordinator: Associate Professor M. J. Fitzgerald office 207 Lind Hall phone 625-0729 email fitzg007@umn.edu Welcome to EngW 1101, Introduction to Creative Writing. Discussion Sections Meet on various days. ALL SECTIONS WILL ATTEND TUESDAY LECTURES BY VISITING WRITERS (2:30-3:45 pm, Willey Hall 125). PLEASE SEE ATTACHED SCHEDULE Note: the Tuesday lecture is officially designated as 1101-001. COURSE REQUIREMENTS 1. CLASS ATTENDANCE. You are expected to be present at every weekly meeting of your section as well as every weekly talk. Any absence without good cause will seriously affect your grade. If you have a good reason why you cannot come, notify your instructor beforehand by phone or e-mail. 2. COMPLETION OF READING ASSIGNMENTS. These readings will be primarily from the course packet. You are expected to have read the selections from each visiting writer

25. ADDRESS BY DEPUTY PRESIDENT ZUMA TO THE OPENING OF THE CREATIVE WRITING AND ART ADDRESS BY DEPUTY PRESIDENT ZUMA TO THE OPENING OF THE creative writing AND ART The contributions are not easy or fun to read, and there are some hard http://www.dfa.gov.za/docs/speeches/2001/zuma0823.htm

home contact us site map ADDRESS BY DEPUTY PRESIDENT ZUMA TO THE OPENING OF THE CREATIVE WRITING AND ART EXHIBITION IN SUPPORT OF THE WORLD CONFERENCE AGAINST RACISM, 23 August 2001 The Minister of Education Distinguished guests The children - our gifts for the future Ladies and gentlemen I am proud to be able to address you today, in this, the culmination of a wonderful programme to produce creative writing and art. The Ministry of Education, together with its social partners, SADTU, NAPTOSA and the SAOU (Suid Afrikaanse Onderwys Unie) have combined under the auspices of the Education Labour Relations Council, to form a potent force in combating racism and intolerance in our schools. And they do this I am sure in the knowledge that if we can change things there, we will change them in society as well. Through this programme thousands of learners across the country have been exposed to information and ideas about racism, and have had to think about racism. And they have each responded in their own way. This initiative is certainly assuring us that to these children, racism will be something of the past when they reach adulthood. We hope they will never experience racism in their lives.

26. Creative Writing In Health And Social Care - Book Information This unique and comprehensive map of the topic of creative writing in health and social care brings together contributions from health and social care http://www.jkp.com/catalogue/book.php/isbn/1-84310-136-X

@import url("/jkp.css"); Search the JKP website home books authors about jkp ... mailing list cart empty categories new coming soon inspection copies ... BUY the paperback Creative Writing in Health and Social Care Edited by Fiona Sampson Foreword by Christina Patterson BIC: MQTC description contents This unique and comprehensive 'map' of the topic of creative writing in health and social care brings together contributions from health and social care professionals and provides the information needed to teach, counsel and write. Principally exploring poetry and story writing and telling, case studies range from work with pre-literate children in post-war Macedonia to people with dementia in Britain. Complementing these insights, theory-based contributions provide context, comparing different arts therapies using psychoanalytic and phenomenological theories of art and ideas, assessing the value of creative writing in a healthcare setting, examining methods of training therapists and looking at the aims of creative writing in terms of self development. This holistic approach ensures that Creative Writing in Health and Social Care is an essential guide for health care professionals and others seeking to use creative writing in therapeutic settings. Author information Fiona Sampson Subject areas Creative Writing as Therapy Health Care By the same author The Self on the Page: Theory and Practice of Creative Writing in Personal Development Edited by Celia Hunt and Fiona Sampson People who bought this, also bought

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28. My Great Holiday Experience - Travelogue Writing Contest! elcome Welcome to My Great Holiday Experience the travelogue-writing Sustained by the creative contributions of thousands of Indians from over 50 http://www.sulekha.com/holidaycontest/

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29. Spring Romance Writing Contest, Win Grand Prizes! Welcome to This Thing They Call Love the writing contest sponsored by Sustained by the creative contributions of thousands of Indians from over 50 http://www.sulekha.com/springromance/

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31. Master Of Fine Arts Creative Writing creative writing students are expected to make important contributions to the publication of the student literary journal (GNU) and actively participate in http://www.nu.edu/Academics/Schools/COLS/ArtHum/Degrees/715-505.html

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33. Funny Short Stories, Poems And Other Short Stories On Seniority.co.uk creative writing is a popular and rewarding hobby so either sit back and enjoy other s writing or Select previous Contribution , LATEST CONTRIBUTION http://www.seniority.co.uk/contributions/entertainment/writing/

Main Directory Entertainment Health ... Travel Entertainment>> Books Letters Movies Music ... Advertise With Us Read funny short stories and poetry sent in by other Seniority readers. Creative writing is a popular and rewarding hobby so either sit back and enjoy other's writing or send in a story or poem of your own to be featured on this page. Recommended Writing Websites Previous Contributions: Select previous Contribution LATEST CONTRIBUTION Children - Charles Brynolf PREVIOUS CONTRIBUTIONS Getting Old - Pauline Trick or Treat - Les Singfield Wishful Thinking - Charles Brynolf Tsunami - Sheila Vanloo The Anniversary - Susanna Pugnacious, the Practical Joking Cat - Mo GRANDAD - Harry Walkies - Bernard Brady WHAT YOU SOW YOU REAP - Maursey Eruption - George Laing Mousework - Aimes We Are Survivors - David Kingston Remember Remember - Michael Whitehead Where´s My Waist? - Pat Holmes Thoughts Before a Dream - Bernard Brady It Tolls for Thee - Michael Whitehead Mission Impossible and Last Rights - Dave Axton Adora Downs - Neville Gray I Love the Rain - Bluestocking I Hate The Rain - Brian Nolan Chicken Chase - Bernard Brady By Moonlight - Joyce Dix The Invitation - Brian Passant Party Piece - Annie Playin´ Hard Ta´ Get - Maureen Smith Travesty - S. Reid

34. Gainesville.com | The Gainesville Sun | Gainesville, Fla. It is a story about how FSU?s young creative writing program has become during outstanding contributions to the world of writing, said David Fenza, http://www.gainesville.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050725/LOCAL/50724039/10

35. In Memoriam START Jake Zilber, professor emeritus of creative writing, is a longtime honoured for its significant contributions to the cause of modern literature. http://www.cariboo.bc.ca/ae/e_birney/english/biograph/doc13mem.htm

Earle Birney 1904-1995 Poet Birney founded Creative Writing at UBC by Jake Zilber (September 1995) Jake Zilber, professor emeritus of creative writing, is a longtime friend and colleague of Earle Birney who died earlier this month at the age of 91. Prof. Zilber wrote the following tribute when he accepted a UBC honorary degree on Birney's behalf in 1987. Mr. Chancellor, 65 years ago, Earle Birney was a student here. In those days it was unusual for anyone to want to be a university student. But if all university students were unusual, he was thought to be more so, for in his second year he gave up chemistry because he had the idea that some day he might become a writer. Perhaps a poet. That desire, if not looked on as mad, was considered a young man's fancy which the realities of life would cure, and which, in any case, ought not to be encouraged by a university. Young Earle Birney, however was a tenacious type. Not only did he determine to be a writer, he promised himself he would try to change the university's attitude toward future aspiring writers - if he ever had the chance. Prism gave over its entire contents to all forms of creative material from new writers and from established writers with new things to say. But

36. Critical And Creative Thinking -- University Of Massachusetts, Boston (abstract) Awakening creative Behavior contributions from the Rudolf Steiner (abstract) A Critical and creative Approach to enhancing Student writing http://www.cct.umb.edu/abstracts-TOC.html

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37. Mockingbird Essays And Creative Writing Essays and creative writing contributions may be of any length, but the shorter and sweeter, the better. The more contributions from different fans that http://www.mockingbirdfoundation.org/book/essays/

Enter email address for Mockingbird News List: Essays and Creative Writing We are seeking stories, lyrical interpretations, music-related thoughts (e.g., what the Hose means to you; the changes in Phish's music over the years; etc.) and any other essays relevant to the Phish Experience for our book on Phish. If you're looking for some sort of example, please read our Feature Essay on the Web. Contributions may be of any length, but the shorter and sweeter, the better. The more contributions from different fans that we receive, the more the book will reflect our diverse and unique musical and social experiences. We really hope that you contribute!!!!!!! Please title your contribution(s), state the author, and provide the author's city and state. For example: "Caspian's Seventh Wave: the Evolution of the Prince" Chandrilian Dirksekhaar, San Francisco, CA By sending ellis@netspace.org or mockingbird@netspace.org your submission(s), you agree to permit The Mockingbird Foundation to publish it or them as part of the book. Please also, though, explicitly state in your email that we may use your submission in the book. The Foundation is a nonprofit organization and will not profit from the book (proceeds will go to charities).

38. Creative Writing Program | Reading Series contributions may also be made in the form of a membership for another Please make your gift payable to Friends of the creative writing Series at Emory http://www.creativewriting.emory.edu/series/Friendsform.html

About the Program Faculty Students Reading Series ... Writers' Resources Friends of Creative Writing MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES Annual membership in the Friends is available to all persons who, during the course of the year, contrbute to the series as follows: Student $10 Member $30 Sponsor $100 Patron $250 or more Contributions may also be made in the form of a membership for another individual. The recipient will enjoy all the benefits of regular membership. Please make your gift payable to Friends of the Creative Writing Series at Emory and return this form to the address below: Creative Writing Program Emory University N209 Callaway Center Atlanta, GA 30322 For more information, please contact the Creative Writing Program at 404-727-4683 or e-mail creativewriting@emory.edu About the Program Faculty Students ... Emory University Home

39. Creative Writing Program | Reading Series You are invited to become a part of the Friends of the creative writing Series at contributions may also be made in the form of a membership for another http://www.creativewriting.emory.edu/series/Friends.html

About the Program Faculty Students Reading Series ... Writers' Resources Friends of Creative Writing You are invited to become a part of the Friends of the Creative Writing Series at Emory University. As a member of this supportive group, you will pay an active role in promoting projects and activities that will help expand the current horizons of the series. You'll also be demonstrating your interest in and commitment to the Creative Writing Program. Friends will receive announcements of readings, receptions, and colloquia; invitations to all events; and opportunities to meet writers. MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES Annual membership in the Friends is available to all persons who, during the course of the year, contrbute to the series as follows: Student $10 Member $30 Sponsor $100 Patron $250 or more Contributions may also be made in the form of a membership for another individual. The recipient will enjoy all the benefits of regular membership. Please make your gift payable to Friends of the Creative Writing Series at Emory and return this form to the address below: Creative Writing Program Emory University N209 Callaway Center Atlanta, GA 30322

40. Creative Writing: Arts At Melbourne creative writing students make important contributions to the publication of department journals and actively participate in seminar programs designed to http://www.arts.unimelb.edu.au/futurestudents/disciplines/creative_writing.html

Uni Links: University Homepage About the University Students Research Community News Events Faculties A-Z Directory Library Uni Search: Faculty of Arts Faculty of Arts Arts Home Menu About Arts Dean's Welcome Dean's Biography Dean's Team ... Arts Showcase Creative Writing Introduction Principal Areas of Specialisation Coursework Programs Research Programs ... Contact Details Introduction The postgraduate program in creative writingis offered by the Department of English and is recognised nationally and internationally as one of the most exciting and progressive departments of its kind. Academic staff maintain a strong commitment to scholarly values and actively encourage and support students in their passion for literature and writing. Supervision is available in prose fiction and poetry as well as in drama and script writing. The program is directed to the production of writing at a publishable standard. Postgraduate courses in creative writing are highly competitive and applicants are required to submit a substantial folio of written work. The department hosts a vibrant community of postgraduate students. Creative writing students make important contributions to the publication of department journals and actively participate in seminar programs designed to foster creative and critical debate. Please note: The creative writing program in the Department of English is augmented by the creative writing program in the School of Creative Arts. These additional course options are directed to the refinement of creative practice and academic excellence. Staff are experienced and widely published writers in their own fields and offer subjects and supervision in the areas of fiction, poetry, poetics, nonfiction, screenwriting, forms of autobiography, and theatre writing. Refer to the '

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