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Edge Hill University
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This is a programme for practising writers who wish to improve their craft, learn about contemporary forms of writing and continue to reflect on their progress. This is in both terms of a distinctive philosophy of writing (to answer the question, ‘What kind of writer am I?’), and in terms of the practicalities of making creative work public.
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Creative Writing has a strong cohort of PhD students, undertaking practice-based research and exploring the poetics of fiction and poetry. Our particular strengths are in linguistically innovative poetry and the short story and we especially welcome proposals in those two areas. We cover all aspects of Creative Writing, including poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction and writing for stage, screen and radio. All the teaching is carried out by practitioners, who have specialist knowledge in one or several of these fields. Creative Writing: linguistically innovative poetry; poetics; short fiction; poetry in translation; stage drama. Read more...
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If you love to read and write and want to explore the boundaries of your own creativity, then you will be encouraged as an aspiring author and this degree will bring you a new appreciation of literature. You will live the writing life and learn to read as a writer, developing your own creative writing skills and philosophy of composition. We have pioneered the use of reflective work to enhance the development of our writers, and we are widely recognised as a centre of excellence. Our degree will appeal to you if you are looking for a challenging programme to stretch your abilities and encourage independent thought. Read more...
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