Creative Writing: Innovation And Experiment in University of Salford, UK

Creative Writing: Innovation And Experiment in University of Salford

On our course in Creative Writing you will develop work at the cutting-edge of new and evolving practices so that it really stands out, making it unique and distinctively attractive to the current market. You will do this by playing to your strengths while engaging with fundamental issues in the theory of literature. As a result you will produce highly original and exciting creative writing in prose, poetry or script, hybrid, visual or experimental forms, while further developing your personal practice through critical reflection.

This programme will be of interest to writers of prose, poetry, scripts and other forms. You will not be required to commit to any one form, and will have the opportunity to move between or mix forms if you wish.

You will:

• Learn from internationally published and performed award-winning writers in a vibrant environment that nurtures your creative development.
• Develop innovative approaches to creative writing that makes your work cutting-edge, while playing to your strength and interests.
• Invest your writing with rigour and depth, interacting with theoretical ideas to provide a unique preparation for a creative writing phd.

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