Creative writing
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+ | '''Creative writing''' is considered to be any writing, [[fiction]] or [[non-fiction]], that goes outside the bounds of normal professional, [[journalistic]], [[Academic writing|academic]], and technical forms of literature. Works which fall into this category include most [[novel]]s and [[Epic poetry|epic]]s, as well as many [[short stories]] and [[poem]]s. | ||
+ | ==See also== | ||
+ | * [[Asemic writing]] | ||
+ | * [[Author]] | ||
+ | * [[Book report]] | ||
+ | * [[Creativity]] | ||
+ | * [[Electronic literature]] | ||
+ | * [[Expository writing]] | ||
+ | * [[Fan fiction]] | ||
+ | * [[Fiction writing]] | ||
+ | * [[Literature]] | ||
+ | * [[Show, don't tell]] | ||
+ | * [[Writer's block]] | ||
+ | * [[Writing]] | ||
+ | * [[Writing circle]] | ||
+ | * [[Writing process]] | ||
+ | * [[Writing style]] | ||
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Creative writing is considered to be any writing, fiction or non-fiction, that goes outside the bounds of normal professional, journalistic, academic, and technical forms of literature. Works which fall into this category include most novels and epics, as well as many short stories and poems.
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See also
- Asemic writing
- Author
- Book report
- Creativity
- Electronic literature
- Expository writing
- Fan fiction
- Fiction writing
- Literature
- Show, don't tell
- Writer's block
- Writing
- Writing circle
- Writing process
- Writing style
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