Creative Writings!

The two major umbrellas of Creative Writing are Creative Nonfiction and Creative Fiction.
1. Creative Nonfiction
“Nonfiction” means writing based on actual events, persons, and experiences. Some forms of creative nonfiction include:
Personal Essay – here, the writer shares their personal thoughts, beliefs, or experiences.
Memoir – captures the writer’s memories and experiences of a life-changing past event.
Narrative Nonfiction – a factual event written in a story format.
2. Creative Fiction
The bulk of Creative Writing literature is found under the Creative Fiction category, such as:
Short Story – shorter than a novel, containing only a few scenes and characters.
Novel – a full-blown plot line with multiple scenes, characters, and subplots.
Poem – uses specific rhythm and style to express ideas or feelings
Screenplay – script to be used for film production (e.g. movies, video games.)

Course Content

Introduction
A brief introduction to what constitutes creative writing and course construction.

A. About Creative Writing
B. Why Is It Important to Learn Creative Writing?

Module 1: Creative Writing 101
Welcome to the Introduction to Creative Writing course! This module aims to provide you with the fundamental knowledge and skills to embark on a journey of creativity and self-expression through writing. Whether you're a beginner or an aspiring writer looking to enhance your craft, this module will serve as a solid foundation for your creative writing endeavors.

Module 2: Creating Fictional Characters
Character development is the crucial writing element of constructing a believable, unique, and comprehensive character for an overall narrative.

Module 3: Setting and Atmosphere
Settings are the “textures” of a story. They give the readers descriptions of happenings at the aspect of spatiotemporal alongside the immersion via emotional condition—mood—that the characters of the story currently in.

Module 4: How do we start from ZERO?
We all know we want to start writing for a given topic - how exactly do we find our perfect starting piece?

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Course Content

Introduction
A brief introduction to what constitutes creative writing and course construction.

A. About Creative Writing

B. Why Is It Important to Learn Creative Writing?

Creativity and Enhancement

Quiz

Module 2: Creating Fictional Characters
Character development is the crucial writing element of constructing a believable, unique, and comprehensive character for an overall narrative.

Characterization

Creating Fictional Characters

Engaging yourself into character’s life

Self – Evaluation Using Metrics

Module 3: Setting and Atmosphere
Settings are the “textures” of a story. They give the readers descriptions of happenings at the aspect of spatiotemporal alongside the immersion via emotional condition—mood—that the characters of the story currently in.

Introduction of Settings

Types of Settings and their Usages

Setting Writing Techniques

Adopting a Feeling of a Certain Setting

Module 4: How do we start from ZERO?
We all know we want to start writing for a given topic - how exactly do we find our perfect starting piece?

Writing Styles

Writing your Outline

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What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Introduction A brief introduction to what constitutes creative writing and course construction.

A. About Creative Writing

B. Why Is It Important to Learn Creative Writing?

Creativity and Enhancement

Quiz

Module 2: Creating Fictional Characters Character development is the crucial writing element of constructing a believable, unique, and comprehensive character for an overall narrative.

Characterization

Creating Fictional Characters

Engaging yourself into character’s life

Self – Evaluation Using Metrics

Module 3: Setting and Atmosphere Settings are the “textures” of a story. They give the readers descriptions of happenings at the aspect of spatiotemporal alongside the immersion via emotional condition—mood—that the characters of the story currently in.

Introduction of Settings

Types of Settings and their Usages

Setting Writing Techniques

Adopting a Feeling of a Certain Setting

Module 4: How do we start from ZERO? We all know we want to start writing for a given topic - how exactly do we find our perfect starting piece?

Writing Styles

Writing your Outline

Open Submission for Quiz!

Student Ratings & Reviews

Contact

Address

Introduction
A brief introduction to what constitutes creative writing and course construction.

Module 2: Creating Fictional Characters
Character development is the crucial writing element of constructing a believable, unique, and comprehensive character for an overall narrative.

Module 3: Setting and Atmosphere
Settings are the “textures” of a story. They give the readers descriptions of happenings at the aspect of spatiotemporal alongside the immersion via emotional condition—mood—that the characters of the story currently in.

Module 4: How do we start from ZERO?
We all know we want to start writing for a given topic - how exactly do we find our perfect starting piece?