Comments on: Writing courses? http://www.businesswritingcourses.co.uk/online-writing-courses/writing-courses The World of Business Writing Courses and Business Writing Training Mon, 06 Oct 2008 01:52:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Curious http://www.businesswritingcourses.co.uk/online-writing-courses/writing-courses/comment-page-1#comment-509 Curious Thu, 06 Dec 2007 10:24:19 +0000 http://www.businesswritingcourses.co.uk/online-writing-courses/writing-courses#comment-509 I don't know how many of these are good I can't afford all of them, but I know they are there. Several colleges and junior colleges have writing courses on line. If there is a Junior college nearby most have creative writing as continuing education or allow anyone to take any classes they want to. writers digest has several courses. Their site is www.writersdigest.com Local libraries have writing groups that will help critique. How much help they are varies widely by the level of leadership. The best online writing group is http://museitupclub.tripod.com/ To Join: Writers who are interested in joining this community and have their fellow peers critique their work in a small and friendly group can email Lea Schizas at: museitupeditor@yahoo.ca with the subject heading 'Membership' . In the body of your email, please provide the answers to the following questions: 1- YOUR NAME 2- YOUR WRITING GENRE 3- WRITING STYLE: FLASH FICTION? SHORT STORIES? NOVELS? 4- ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A MEMBERSHIP OR MODERATOR POSITION? 5- BRIEF BIO (IF AND WHERE YOU HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED) 6- WHICH GROUP(S) ARE YOU INTERESTED IN JOINING? (NO MORE THAN TWO GROUPS.) 7- PLEASE SEND IN A SAMPLE OF YOUR WRITING, NO MORE THAN A FEW PARAGRAPHS. THIS WILL ENABLE US TO PLACE YOU IN THE APPROPRIATE WRITING GROUP.<br><b>References : </b><br>internet, experience I don't know how many of these are good I can't afford all of them, but I know they are there.

Several colleges and junior colleges have writing courses on line. If there is a Junior college nearby most have creative writing as continuing education or allow anyone to take any classes they want to.

writers digest has several courses. Their site is http://www.writersdigest.com

Local libraries have writing groups that will help critique. How much help they are varies widely by the level of leadership.

The best online writing group is http://museitupclub.tripod.com/
To Join:

Writers who are interested in joining this community and have their fellow peers critique their work in a small and friendly group can email Lea Schizas at:

museitupeditor@yahoo.ca

with the subject heading 'Membership' . In the body of your email, please provide the answers to the following questions:

1- YOUR NAME

2- YOUR WRITING GENRE

3- WRITING STYLE: FLASH FICTION? SHORT STORIES? NOVELS?

4- ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A MEMBERSHIP OR MODERATOR POSITION?

5- BRIEF BIO (IF AND WHERE YOU HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED)

6- WHICH GROUP(S) ARE YOU INTERESTED IN JOINING? (NO MORE THAN TWO GROUPS.)

7- PLEASE SEND IN A SAMPLE OF YOUR WRITING, NO MORE THAN A FEW PARAGRAPHS. THIS WILL ENABLE US TO PLACE YOU IN THE APPROPRIATE WRITING GROUP.
References :
internet, experience

]]> By: i8pikachu http://www.businesswritingcourses.co.uk/online-writing-courses/writing-courses/comment-page-1#comment-508 i8pikachu Thu, 06 Dec 2007 04:14:23 +0000 http://www.businesswritingcourses.co.uk/online-writing-courses/writing-courses#comment-508 Unless you need the discipline to help, a writing course will not help you in a university. The classical quest form hasn't been taught in academia since the 1960s. Instead, creative writing courses focus on the metaphysical and ideas such as gender identity, author intent, etc.... I recommend that you find a group of writers (or those who want to be writers) and meet with them. Also, there are lots of websites that focus on classical storytelling that academia negelcts. Visit them and read the tutorials. Also, if there's only one book that I could recommend, I'd recommend that you read "Story" by Robert McKee. You'll be way ahead of the pack if you read that and you'll learn a lot.<br><b>References : </b><br>How to write a story: http://www.storyentertainment.com Unless you need the discipline to help, a writing course will not help you in a university. The classical quest form hasn't been taught in academia since the 1960s. Instead, creative writing courses focus on the metaphysical and ideas such as gender identity, author intent, etc….

I recommend that you find a group of writers (or those who want to be writers) and meet with them. Also, there are lots of websites that focus on classical storytelling that academia negelcts. Visit them and read the tutorials. Also, if there's only one book that I could recommend, I'd recommend that you read "Story" by Robert McKee. You'll be way ahead of the pack if you read that and you'll learn a lot.
References :
How to write a story:
http://www.storyentertainment.com

]]> By: loryntoo http://www.businesswritingcourses.co.uk/online-writing-courses/writing-courses/comment-page-1#comment-507 loryntoo Wed, 05 Dec 2007 23:17:58 +0000 http://www.businesswritingcourses.co.uk/online-writing-courses/writing-courses#comment-507 Syd Field's screenwriting course on DVD is available at http://www.finaldraft.com. You can also find excellent books on writing through Writers Digest books. The most helpful I've found has been the Fiction Writing Series.<br><b>References : </b><br> Syd Field's screenwriting course on DVD is available at http://www.finaldraft.com. You can also find excellent books on writing through Writers Digest books. The most helpful I've found has been the Fiction Writing Series.
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