The Creative Artefact: Publication Folio B

• • Producing the original work: creativity, inspiration, perspiration
  • The student as a multi-generic writer
  • Popular fictional and non-fictional forms
  • Poetics and performance
  • Hybrid genre such as fictocriticism and narrative nonfiction
  • Genres of Writing
  • Poetry
  • Short stories
  • Narrative non-fiction
  • Song writing
  • Food writing
  • Crime writing
  • Popular writing
  • Business writing

Equivalent subjects

You should not enrol in this subject if you have successfully completed any of the following subject(s) because they are considered academically equivalent:

• SWI-LPW705B (Not currently available)
• SWI-LPW701B (Not currently available)

You must have successfully completed the following subject(s) before starting this subject:

• SWI-PWR80005-Writing and Praxis: Publication Folio A
• SWI-LPW705A (Not currently available)

Others

Do not enrol into this subject if you have completed LPW701B. You should have completed the Graduate Diploma of Writing or Graduate Diploma of Arts (Writing) and Graduate Certificate of Writing or Graduate Certificate of Arts (Writing) before enrolling in this subject.

Additional requirements

No additional requirements

This subject allows students to develop advanced writing techniques and creative artefact planning skills  through the production of a major piece of work for publication. It will also extend students’ knowledge about a range of writing genres and insights into the writing process. It exposes students to the many different approaches to the practice of writing by critically appraising a range of writing practitioners and published works. It will also further develop and apply critical, theoretical and reflective understandings through the frame of practice-led research to assist in the development of a student’s own folio of original work.

Please note: assessment values are indicative only, details will be advised at the start of the subject.

• Online Discussion (60-70%)
• Assignments (30-40%)

For textbook details check your university's handbook, website or learning management system (LMS).