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Writing Comic Poetry: Seriously?!
Quebec Writers' Federation
Can a poem be funny? Can we balance the light and the dark, find hilarity in a haiku? What is the value of play in creation? In this workshop, participants will be encouraged to explore the place of humor in their work, through guided readings, discussions, and exercises.
Website: https://qwf.org/product/writing-comic-poetry-seriously/
Categories: Comedy and Poetry
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March, 2024
Prerequisites: No prerequisites
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Creative Writing Training Course Outline
Module 1: Introduction to Creative Writing
What is Creative Writing?
- Main Elements of Creative Writing
- Types of Creative Writing
- Techniques Used in Creative Writing
Module 2: Challenges for Translation
- Challenges to Writers
- Challenges for Translation
- Experiment Challenges
- Design and Quality Challenges
Module 3: Composition and Creative Writing
- Introduction to Composition Writing
- Types of Composition Writing
Module 4: Seven Processes of Creative Writing
- Planning or Prewriting
- Drafting (or Writing the First Draft)
- Sharing Your First Draft
- Evaluating Your Draft
- Revising Your Content
- Publishing Your Final Product
Module 5: Writing Fiction
- Literary Fiction
- Form and Structure
- Finding Characters
- Basics of Story Making
Module 6: Creative Nonfiction
- Meaning of Creative Nonfiction
- Characteristics of Creative Nonfiction
- Tips for Creative Nonfiction Writing
- Common Literary Nonfiction Subgenres
Module 7: Basics of Writing Poetry
- Listening to Language
- Finding Language
- Awakening and Shaping Language
- Playing with Language
Module 8: Performing Writing
- Introduction to Performing Writing
Module 9: Writing in the Academy and Community
- Introduction
Module 10: Tips to Improve Creative Writing
- Do Not Underestimate the Reader
- Give Your Characters Life
- Utilise Strong Words
- Check Your Commas
- Grab Attention from the Start
- Give the Reader a Satisfactory Ending
Who should attend this Creative Writing Training Course?
The Creative Writing Training Course is designed for individuals eager to refine their creative writing skills. This course is ideal for aspiring writers, professionals in content creation, and anyone seeking to enhance their storytelling abilities. The following individuals can greatly benefit from attending this course:
- Journalists
- Content Creators
- Copywriters
- Teachers and Educators
- Public Relations Professionals
- Content Marketers
Prerequisites of the Creative Writing Training Course
There are no formal prerequisites for this Creative Writing Course.
Creative Writing Training Course Overview
Creative Writing is an art form that enables expression, storytelling, and communication in unique and imaginative ways. Among the Personal Development Courses, this course offers an introduction to the diverse world of creative writing, highlighting its importance in personal expression and professional communication. Understanding and developing creative writing skills can enhance one’s ability to engage and captivate audiences.
Professionals in fields such as marketing, advertising, journalism, and education will find this course particularly beneficial. It’s also ideal for aspiring writers and those in any role requiring narrative skills. Creative writing enhances one’s ability to convey messages compellingly and creatively, making it a valuable skill in many professions.
The Knowledge Academy’s 1-day Creative Writing Training Course is designed to unlock creativity and improve writing skills. The training covers various aspects of creative writing, from character development to plot structuring, providing delegates with the tools to express themselves more effectively through writing.
Course Objectives:
- To explore the fundamentals of Creative Writing
- To develop skills in character creation and development
- To learn the art of crafting engaging narratives and plots
- To enhance descriptive and expressive writing abilities
- To understand various genres and styles in creative writing
- To practice writing with feedback and guidance
Upon completion, delegates will have honed their creative writing skills, enabling them to craft more engaging and imaginative works. They will leave with a deeper understanding of storytelling techniques and the confidence to apply these skills in both personal and professional contexts.
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- World-Class Training Sessions from Experienced Instructors
- Creative Writing Certificate
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List of available Creative Writing Courses in Montreal, Canada.
The Creative Writing courses in Montreal are provided by the following institutes:
- MacEwan University, Edmonton
- University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies, Toronto
- BCIT: British Columbia Institute of Technology, Vancouver
- George Brown College, Toronto
- Bow Valley College, Calgary
- NAIT (Northern Alberta Institute of Technology), Edmonton
- University of Alberta, Edmonton
- University of Manitoba, Winnipeg
- RRC Polytech, Winnipeg
- Broadview Academy, Winnipeg
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Writing Skills For Creative Professioals
This course explores the many ways writing is an essential skill for visual artists and designers
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- Duration 18 Hours
- Location Edmonton
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If you're just getting started as a writer and haven't yet decided on a literary direction, this course gives you the opportunity to try a number of different genres.
- Duration 20 Hours
- Location Toronto
Critical Reading and Writing
This is a course in advanced composition and rhetoric, in which students will develop skills in complex critical analysis
- Price $734.36
- Duration 3 Hours
- Location Vancouver
Writing Workshop
Our Writing Workshop course is a workshop-style masterclass that helps you quickly and efficiently improve and perfect your short stories and novel chapters through live, in-person support.
- Duration 36 Hours
In this course, learners explore the elements of storytelling through instruction and discussion, practice various approaches with writing exercises, overcome writing hesitancy, and develop critiquing abilities.
- Location Calgary
Effective Writing
At the end of this course, you will be able to write with clarity and concision.
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Introduction to Writing Fiction
The main objective of this course is to help students grow as writers, both in developing the craft and as critical thinkers about fiction and the writing process.
- Location Downtown, Edmonton
Writing with Confidence
Learn effective business writing skills that build trust, strengthen relationships, improve morale, and inspire confidence in others.
- Location Winnipeg
Unearth the creativity within you in this introductory course in creative writing.
Advanced Writing Skills for Your Career
In this training, your time will be devoted to writing letters of recommendation, of persuasion, of refusal or of action, that reflect current word usage and up-to-date formats.
- Duration 1 Day
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Can a poem be funny? In this workshop, participants will be encouraged to explore the place of humour in their work, through guided readings, discussions, and exercises. More info
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Speaking Truth to Power: How to Write Non-Didactic Political Poetry
This 8-week poetry workshop focuses on writing poetry that engages with social justice and politics without leaning too far into didacticism and prescriptiveness, without sounding too preachy or like a chant in a march. More info
Getting Weird: Crafting Surreal Short Stories
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Speculative Fiction Master Class: Readying Your Work for Publication
Speculative fiction is defined broadly to include anything from science fiction to fantasy to slipstream to magic realism. Participants are free to submit a short story, an excerpt from a larger work, a script, speculative poetry, a comic, or graphic novel excerpt. More info
Writing Biography: A One-Day Creative Nonfiction Workshop
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Humour in Storytelling: A Comedy Writing Workshop
Through examples of comedic writing, discussions, and various writing exercises, workshop participants will learn tips and tools on how to employ humour in storytelling (with characters, dialogue, and storylines) and a broader sense of the landscape for comedic writing. More info
Exploring Childhood Through Stories: Writing Picture Books and Early Chapter Books
This is a workshop for writers interested in writing picture books and early chapter books, and also for illustrators who would like to hone their writing skills. More info
Inhabiting the Isolarion: A Psychogeography Poetry Workshop
Using the concept of the isolarion, and practices and techniques from psycho-geography, participants will create a short suite of poems exploring significant places, relationships, communities, cultures, and experiences in their lives, to explore and trace threads running from the past to present to future. More info
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Program overview
Fast-track your skills in the company of other writers. Pursue your thesis with a professor whose expertise complements your area of interest. Take literature seminars that broaden your understanding of others’ work and your own. The literary culture you encounter will enhance every aspect of your development as a writer.
You’ll have the freedom to explore your creative vision and find your voice as a writer and scholar in the artistically vibrant city of Montreal. Our program’s flexibility allows you to propose a thesis project in traditional or innovative genres and media, including digital.
By pursuing training as a writer in the context of a literature program, you’ll experience a learning environment informed by a multiplicity of insights. Your classmates will include people pursuing scholarly interests as well as those with their sights set on writing careers, publishing and editing, gaming, and teaching.
You’ll also have the opportunity to forge professional and artistic relationships that will last throughout your career. Concordia is home to the Centre for Expanded Poetics, the Mordecai Richler Reading Room , numerous publications, and the Writers Read series , which attracts renowned and emerging writers alike.
Program Details
Admission requirements, english literature ma with thesis (option a), english literature ma with thesis (option b) (45 credits), creative writing with thesis (option c), degree requirements, degree requirements.
Fully-qualified candidates are required to complete a minimum of 45 credits.
Please see the English Courses page for course descriptions.
English MA (45 credits)
Program options.
Degree options
You may choose one of three options. English Literature MA with Thesis (Option A) English Literature MA with Thesis (Option B) Creative Writing with Thesis (Option C)
Application process
Your completed application will include:
- Application form and Fee
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Three Letters of Reference and assessment form
- Statement of Purpose (2 pages maximum) outlining your academic and creative writing background and areas of interest, potential thesis area, and objectives in pursuing graduate studies
- Creative Writing portfolio
- For international students, a sample of your written work, such as a course paper (15 pages maximum).
- Transcripts for all post-secondary institutions attended
- Proof of Canadian citizenship (if applicable)
- Applicants whose primary language is not English, are required to submit official language test scores , unless exempted.
Please apply online . Read the how-to guide for application procedures.
Application deadlines
Consult the graduate calendar for a complete list of courses and read about upcoming, current and past course offerings .
Portfolio information
How to submit your portfolio
Upload a PDF version of your portfolio on or before the application deadline.
If you are experiencing issues with uploading your portfolio, please send it to the Graduate Program Assistant [email protected] .
Your portfolio MUST include the portfolio cover page and a copy of your statement of purpose.
The subject line should read: Last name, first name - graduate portfolio submission
About the portfolio
It is not necessary to submit all three genres; though you may wish to reflect your strengths in various genres, the focus should be on that in which you propose to complete your thesis. If you write prose, submit 35 to ( a maximum of ) 45 pages (double-spaced); if poetry, 20 to ( a maximum of ) 25 pages (single-spaced). If you are applying in drama, you must submit one complete play. In the case of a combined-genre portfolio, the total should not exceed 35 pages (unless drama is included). Submit your strongest work that which you feel accurately represents your abilities and interests. Where possible, complete works are preferable to excerpts.
Students not accepted into the Creative Writing program may enter the Literature Option if they have met admission requirements and have indicated that they are interested in the other option on the portfolio cover page form.
We’re committed to providing students the support they need to focus on their studies. Top students benefit from scholarships and teaching assistantships, and all students are eligible for conference awards and other funding .
Please also consult the English Department’s funding page and Financial Aid and Awards .
Faculty research interests
Our faculty members are accomplished scholars across many fields of literature. Learn about the diverse research interests through our research initiatives and recent publications .
Student initiatives
Graduate students hold writing sessions and workshops, host literary and scholarly events, and publish a journal. Learn more about Concordia Write Nights , Headlight , and visit SAGE to get involved.
Your professional future
An MA in English prepares you for careers that require strength in research, writing, and communication.
You’ll also be qualified to teach in Quebec’s CEGEP system.
Our graduates are well-placed to take on advanced study in a PhD program, in either English or Creative Writing. Others have become icons of the Canadian literary scene. Still others work in such fields as editing (literary, copy), publishing (as employees or as small press publishers themselves), writing for online and print magazines (e.g. Maisonneuve , The Walrus ), developing video games, teaching CEGEP, teaching ESL, translating, and technical writing.
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