The Lab - Davison, Matthew Clark; Laplante, Alice
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Many of today's serious literary writers are moving out of traditional categories of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction to experiment with new types of writing that push the boundaries of form and meaning. The goal of this book is to help writers develop an artistic practice that incorporates craft and inspirational techniques from multiple literary genres. Adopting elements of the scientific method to encourage observation (close reading), experimentation (writing and revising), and replication (using the techniques of others as a model), The Lab teaches writers to access their own creativity…mehr

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Many of today's serious literary writers are moving out of traditional categories of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction to experiment with new types of writing that push the boundaries of form and meaning. The goal of this book is to help writers develop an artistic practice that incorporates craft and inspirational techniques from multiple literary genres. Adopting elements of the scientific method to encourage observation (close reading), experimentation (writing and revising), and replication (using the techniques of others as a model), The Lab teaches writers to access their own creativity and unique voice through ten formal exercises with approximately ninety prompts. Drawing on the work of writers such as William Blake, Louise Erdrich, and Danez Smith, LaPlante and Davison present lessons on plot, character, form, rhythm, and more. This innovative, energizing book is an essential guide for any aspiring writer.
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Autorenporträt
Matthew Clark Davison is the author of the novel Doubting Thomas. He teaches creative writing at San Francisco State University and lives in Oakland, California, with his husband.