Question by Vanessa: what’s a good title for a best friend poem?
im writing this poem for class “creative writing” about my bestfriend
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Answer by Curly Kiddo
“One and Only”
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Question by mostly_forfun: What’s a creative/cool way to write “Lone Assassin” for Gamer Tag for X-Box Live?
just remember 15 is the max amounts of character i can use
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Answer by 5p4m1n4t0r
There is no way.
Lone Assassin is such a stupid and overused name. Go think up something more creative, less archetypal, and less 15-yr-old.
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Question by erika_jane491: What’s in a Creative Writing as subject?
Well.. you know…if your going to have a course of Philosophy!
There is going to be a subject “Creative Writing”…
But I don’t readily understand what’s the scope and lessons about that subject!
Just curious because some I know said it’s a hard subject!
Does it involve essays, stories, reasoning or somethin?
Plz…Tell me….
thanks!♠
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Answer by Tammy
Yes! It’s a cross between and a combination of – Literature and Journalism kind of. Expect to read a lot and to write a whole lot more. Good luck!
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Question by erika_jane491: What’s in a Creative Writing as a subject?
Well.. you know…if your going to have a course of Philosophy!
There is going to be a subject “Creative Writing”…
But I don’t readily understand what’s the scope and lessons about that subject!
Just curious because some I know said it’s a hard subject!
Does it involve essays, stories, reasoning or somethin?
Plz…Tell me….
thanks!♠
Best answer:
Answer by surffsav
Creative writing is like group therapy with a pen.
You will present your work and be subjected to classroom critique as well as being graded on your work.
You will complete an assignment, make copies for your classmates,and discuss your work as a group.
Don’t take creative writing if you are sensitive to criticism, otherwise it a fun course.
Along with improving your writing, self awareness is the end result.
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Question by bd45: Whats the best major out of “Advertising”, “Marketing”, “Creative Writing”, “Philosophy”, and “Psychology’?
I just want to hear some opinions. Tell me why you feel it’s the best.
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Answer by Neniaf
Marketing, you can sell yourself after you end up unemployed and in debt.
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Question by bd45: Whats the best major out of “Advertising”, “Marketing”, “Creative Writing”, “Philosophy”, and “Psychology’?
I just want to hear some opinions. Tell me why you feel it’s the best.
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Answer by Neniaf
Marketing, you can sell yourself after you end up unemployed and in debt.
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Question by .the..rest..is..still..unwritten.: What’s the difference between “creative writing” and “writing”?
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Answer by reggiethecokegirl
Writing can be boring and academic from a news article to a paper for a class you are taking.
Creative writing opens a world of adventure for you…It allows you to be creative in your usage of verbs, oxymorons, metaphors, etc… It is freedom! Like a fiction mystery book to a childs story book……
e.g (The moon was as big as a house that night and had a glimmer like a pretty girl’s retina in the sunshine…OR…His mustache hung over his lip like an awning over a house..)
Some sources that may help are below…but I am a writer and creative writing is my speciality, so feel free to send me a sample to proofread for you or add to with you…be happy to help..
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We hear and read the term creative writing all the time, but what is it, and what’s all the fuss about? Are these stories about making money from creative writing true, or are they just scams? Can anyone get involved in creative writing, or is it just for budding Shakespeare’s?
All are valid questions, but let’s get one thing straight before we go on: creative writing is an umbrella term that covers many different forms of writing. It is not just the art of writing stories, but that of drafting articles, writing adverts, reviewing products and more – creative writing is just that: being creative with the written word.
All of us will have read many written works during our lifetime: you may read a newspaper, or enjoy books, or you may subscribe to magazines about a sport or hobby that you enjoy or participate in. One thing is for sure – there will be some writers whose work appeals to you more than others.
This is what creative writing is all about: it’s about being you, letting your imagination and style come across in the written piece. While a journalist is limited to writing about the facts, putting the situation across, he or she still has a way with words that is very much their own; while a novelist – of any genre – will write using the same words as any other, it is the way they put the words together, the way they use the sounds and the sentences to draw the picture for you that appeals.
If you want to get into the creative writing lark you need to know where to begin: there are many creative writing clubs across the country – indeed the world – and there is likely to be one local to you. If you are interested then join it; you don’t have to be an expert to begin with, for learning from others is something that is absolutely invaluable.
Furthermore, there are many magazines for writers available, too, and numerous courses on the art of creative writing at colleges – for those of younger and more mature ages, as well. Creative writing is a way of expressing yourself, and the more you indulge, the more you enjoy.
One exercise that is very useful is this: look out of the nearest window to you right now, and write about what you see. You can choose to write in plain language precisely what is there, or you can choose to imagine that there is more than meets the eye. This is creative writing – being able to bring a picture to life in words.
Making money from creative writing is possible – there are many outlets for articles and other forms of writing – but to begin with you have to get involved: join that club, buy that magazine, and enjoy yourself!
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