Find your Personal Creative Writing Methodology

Literary Writing: Find Your Personal Methodology

“Thank you so much for taking this course with me. I hope it's helped you get started on your writing. The project you'll be completing involves preparing and writing a text based on the definitions we learned throughout the workshop. To do this, write a text in which you narrate your day, paying special attention to some element that caught your attention, whether it was out of the ordinary, or caused you delight or displeasure. From this element, create a concept map of the themes you can relate to it. Then, choose a path you want to follow in the text, within the concept map. Also, choose the genre, tone, and style you would like for your writing. Finally, make a sheet where you write down these decisions. Then find a time and place where you feel comfortable and write it down. Once everything is ready, review and correct your text. Don't forget to share it with the group by uploading it to the forum. This way, we can give you feedback and benefit from your text. Please don't forget to actively participate in the forum and respectfully provide feedback to some of your colleagues. Let's use this space to create a beautiful community. Don't forget that each of us has a theory of writing called poetics. There are as many poetics as there are writers, and yours will emerge as your voice—that is, your literary style—develops itself. It's a long process that also involves getting to know yourself. So don't be so hard on yourself. See you soon on the forum! ”

Partial transcription of the video

“Thank you very much for taking this course with me. I hope it has helped you begin to channel your writing. Remember that the final project is a worksheet to structure your text. Don't limit yourself, keep going with your writing. Would it be a pleasure for me to read your worksheet? And the first part of your essay. Don't forget that you will be your first reader. and the number of revisions is entirely up to you. Every writing is a learning experience. And although there is always someone with more experience or knowledge in the workshops, We all have something to contribute to the dialog...”

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Course summary for: Find your Personal Creative Writing Methodology

• Level: Beginner
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• 207 students
• 4 units
• 14 lessons (2h 9m)
• 5 downloads

• Category

  Writing

• Areas

  Creative Writing, Fiction Writing, Writing