Master Class : Lessons from Leading Writers

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Master Class : Lessons from Leading Writers

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“As a creative writing instructor who first entered the classroom a decade ago, I found Nancy Bunge's interviews fresh, fascinating, and useful to me as a writer and teacher. Master Class will be of value to teachers at the college and graduate level, and of benefit to any MFA student who is interested in getting the most out of time in the classroom.”--Lan Samantha Chang, author of Hunger: A Novella and Stories and Inheritance
“Master Class is many classes in one--or rather a patchwork-quilt comforter of good advice, surprises, wisdom, quirks, ponderables, and aha! moments. It can be read through or dipped into, both with benefit. I'll want it handy on my shelf.”--Janet Burroway, author of Writing Fiction and Embalming Mom

Book Description
Master Class: Lessons from Leading Writers gathers more than two decades of wisdom from twenty-nine accomplished authors. It offers previously unpublished interviews along with freshly edited versions of ten interviews from Nancy Bunge's well-received previous collection, Finding the Words. The first section, Theory, incorporates interviews which document the golden age of writing programs in which authors with a strong sense of social and cultural responsibility taught as seriously as they wrote. These conversations delve into the writers' philosophies and teaching methods. The second section, Practice, presents interviews with authors who discuss how they've approached the writing of particular works. Altogether the interviews introduce authors as inspirational models and provide insightful techniques for other writers to try. One piece of advice recurs with striking consistency: to produce fresh, interesting work, aspiring writers must develop a passionate self-trust. This rule has an essential corollary: improving as a writer means constantly stretching oneself with new information and skills. Sure to interest writing and literature teachers as well as writers at every stage of development, Master Class is highly recommended for undergraduate and graduate writing courses.

Master Class : Lessons from Leading Writers

Master Class: Lessons from Leading Writers,Nancy Bunge,University Of Iowa Press,0877459665,American - General,Authors,Authorship,Composition & Creative Writing - General,Interviews,Literary Collections,Literature - Classics / Criticism,Literature: Classics,Study & Teaching,Study and teaching,Literary Collections / American / General

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