This intensive, workshop-based paper, taught by award-winning novelist Catherine Chidgey, examines the concept of inspiration as it applies to creative writing. Students will consider historical theories of artistic inspiration as well as the methods of practising writers. Thematic lectures around the central topic will address ritual and routine; memory and the muse; dreams and desire.

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27G (HAM) Paper outline	G Semester : 15 Nov 2027 - 19 Dec 2027	Hamilton		100% internal assessment
27G (NET) Paper outline	G Semester : 15 Nov 2027 - 19 Dec 2027	Online		100% internal assessment

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WRITE203

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Writing Studies

Creative Writing

English

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