
The Future for Creative Writing
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"Intellectually alert and deeply committed to its subject,Graeme Harper offers a cogent and wide-ranging vision of whatcreative writing can become in the 21st Century. His argumentsdeserve to be widely discussed and debated. They challenge many ofour current assumptions about the purpose and value of creativewriting in higher education and elsewhere.' --Jon Cook, University of East Anglia "Deeply personal yet grounded in philosophy, GraemeHarper's monograph on the future for creative writingbrightly situates the author at the intersections of culture,therapy, spirituality, and creativity. This is essentialreading for anyone concerned about the future of the artist andalphabetic text, or the ever-increasingly popularity of creativewriting as a discipline. Ultimately, this is an inspiring,uplifting account of the ways creative writing fosters humanity andhuman evolution." --Joseph Moxley, University of SouthFlorida "Not so long ago, the idea of a creative writer as acreature operating within the academy was viewed as strange atbest, anathema at worst. Now, creative writing as an academicdiscipline has spread across the Anglophone world and is makinginroads beyond. As founder and long-time editor of NewWriting, Graeme Harper has been uniquely situated to observe- some might say to preside over - this remarkabledisciplinary explosion. The genius of his new book, The Futureof Creative Writing, is that it addresses not only our pastthinking and methodologies about and within the discipline ofcreative writing, or even just those that are current, but alsothose that might be coming. There is much here that is beingarticulated and made visible for the first time. As the titlesuggests, Graeme Harper is optimistic about The Future ofCreative Writing - and his book makes a powerful argumentfor this optimistic view." --Katherine Coles, University of UtahMore details
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