The interface between trade publishing and creative writing in education

The interface between trade publishing and creative writing in education

Join contributors to the spring EA Newsletter to continue the discussion

By The English Association

Date and time

Thu, 16 May 2024 08:45 - 09:30 PDT

Location

Online

About this event

  • 45 minutes

Join contributors to the spring issue of the EA Newsletter to continue the discussion around the interface between trade publishing and creative writing in education.

This event is free to attend and all are welcome.

The spring Newsletter includes the following articles:

The teaching and learning of creative writing in primary and early years education
Kirstie Hewett

How does home-schooling inform your practice as a writer?
Atlas Eden

“A turning point, away from pure pragmatism”: creative writing and English initial teacher training
Joe Barber

Training to teach English after a creative writing degree
Chloe Lynn

A Level Creative Writing: what remains in its aftermath?
Elizabeth Draper

‘Doing’ Creative Writing: Part One
Vanessa Havill

‘Doing’ Creative Writing: Part Two
Elizabeth Draper

What role can nature writing play in English teaching?
Andrew McCallum

“Success” and creativity
Andrea Holland

The world beyond the academy walls
Oz Hardwick

How does teaching creative writing inform one’s practice as a writer?
Suzanne Joinson

Trade books and the research excellence framework (ref) 2021—2029
Greg Walker

How do funders like ACE support creative writing in the academy?
Will Mackie

How have creative writing courses shaped the submissions being received by UK trade publishers?
Susie Nicklin

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