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Sound walk SWS19 2019

Creative Writing Walkshop

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Multiple locations
30 minutes
99p

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creative non-fiction

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creative writing

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flash fiction

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Listening and walking – can you write about them in a few words?

This summer we are inviting you to write about listening and walking, sharing your discoveries or stories, in prose or in poetry.

Andrew Stuck
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creative non-fiction

Sub-collection · 9 items
Sub-collection

creative writing

Sub-collection · 167 items
Sub-collection

flash fiction

Sub-collection · 13 items

Related

post

Listening and walking – can you write about them in a few words?

This summer we are inviting you to write about listening and walking, sharing your discoveries or stories, in prose or in poetry.

Andrew Stuck
The creative writing walkshop is a 40-minute outdoor workshop featuring timed exercises to inspire creative writing while walking. Participants follow no set route and use prompts to develop notes and ideas for flash fiction or creative non-fiction.

Designed to help you exercise your creativity, the creative writing walkshop is a workshop you listen to outside, on the move. There is no prescribed route, you need only be prepared for the weather and have something to write with and on. You will be given a series of timed exercises to prompt thought and creative writing, the idea being that you will end up with a collection of notes, thoughts and ideas that you can shape into a coherent piece of flash fiction or creative non-fiction or that will form part of something larger. With pauses for the timed exercises, the walkshop lasts just under 40 minutes.

Creative Writing Walkshop

CC-BY-NC: Babak Fakhamzadeh

APA style reference

Lattin-Rawstrone, R. (2019). Creative Writing Walkshop. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/creative-writing-walkshop/

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To walk or tramp, as in “I’m going to vamp on home soon.” from the Dictionary of Newfoundland English (University of Toronto Press, 1982).

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