Thinking Creative Writing

This insightful book provides a comprehensive exploration of creative writing, its teaching, and its critical analysis. Thinking Creative Writing is essential for researchers and creative writers alike.

The book Thinking Creative Writing delves into the multifaceted nature of creative writing, examining how it can be critically analyzed and comprehended. It also addresses the intricacies involved in teaching and learning this art form. The chapters were initially published as articles in the New Writing journal, providing a rich foundation for the insights shared throughout the book.

In Thinking Creative Writing, readers will find a variety of thematic concepts and practice-oriented discussions, including the significance of distraction in the creative process. The book highlights contemporary advancements in the realm of 'Creative Writing Studies' and offers a thorough examination of doctoral research focused on creative writing. This exploration not only enhances understanding but also encourages new perspectives on the subject.

Moreover, the book presents reports on cultural and heritage studies related to creative writing as a practice, linking it to the literature produced and the audiences it reaches. By showcasing current work within university and college creative writing departments, Thinking Creative Writing serves as a valuable resource for both researchers and those interested in the broader aspects of creative writing. It invites readers to engage with the evolving landscape of creative writing education and practice.