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Sunday, August 31 at 5:00pm
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Hi Guys,
Glad you are enjoying it so far!
Jamie, if you let me know the name of the story I can sort that out for you. (I'm working on some editing tools for you guys to use to).
For everyone else, we've just gone live with a book reviews section! so if you've written any book reviews, we'd love you to publish them on Bibliofaction.
Adam
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Deadline: 31 August 2008, 5pm
‘What I Did on My Holidays’ – the classic school essay title, and a good example of Writing from Life. Why, when we grow up, does our understanding of creative writing default to fiction? There isn’t even a satisfactory category to define Writing from Life, so it needs a bit of definition.... For the purposes of this exercise it means writing from a personal perspective. It includes travel writing and autobiography, but not biography, history or philosophy (though it’s quite acceptable to include elements). It can be inventive and creative and doesn’t even have to be written in the first person. It can draw on the conventions of fiction writing, playwriting or poetry. For inspiration, have a look at writers who’ve played with the conventions: Robert Byron, Bruce Chatwin, Marguerite Dumas, Richard Holmes. They are the masters, but don’t let that put you off. Just tell us your story in 2,500 words or fewer.Read More
‘What I Did on My Holidays’ – the classic school essay title, and a good example of Writing from Life. Why, when we grow up, does our understanding of creative writing default to fiction? There isn’t even a satisfactory category to define Writing from Life, so it needs a bit of definition.... For the purposes of this exercise it means writing from a personal perspective. It includes travel writing and autobiography, but not biography, history or philosophy (though it’s quite acceptable to include elements). It can be inventive and creative and doesn’t even have to be written in the first person. It can draw on the conventions of fiction writing, playwriting or poetry. For inspiration, have a look at writers who’ve played with the conventions: Robert Byron, Bruce Chatwin, Marguerite Dumas, Richard Holmes. They are the masters, but don’t let that put you off. Just tell us your story in 2,500 words or fewer.Read More
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