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ENGL6987: Writing Workshop 3: Narrative
This mixed genre workshop unit allows students to work intensively on a portfolio of prose fiction, poetry or creative non-fiction in a supportive peer group context. Critical skills in reading and responding to a range of writing focussed on narrative development or non/narrative approaches will also be developed. Students will learn professional skills in writing craft, editing and revision through exercises, writing and reading practice, critical reflection and the workshop process.
| Code | ENGL6987 |
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| Academic unit | English |
| Credit points | 12 |
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At the completion of this unit, you should be able to:
- LO1. generate and develop original pieces of fiction towards a longer project
- LO2. recognise and deploy advanced fiction writing skills and techniques
- LO3. respectfully and usefully critique your own and others’ fiction, and reflect feedback to refine your creative work
- LO4. contribute to a productive and engaged workshop environment as a form of teamwork
- LO5. critically analyse and reflect on published fiction in relation to your own creative work
- LO6. understand the principles of editing and re-drafting
- LO7. engage in an ongoing writing practice, supported by your writer’s journal and portfolio.
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