Creative Web Writing

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This work examines the creative writing skills that new media formats demand. It covers collaborative story-telling, research online, interactivity and flexible text, as well as the nuts and bolts of styling for screen reading. Creative genres are covered, including autobiography, poetry, broadcasting, screen-writing and writing for children. It also looks at e-ink, e-paper, e-books and e-publishing.

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For the creative writer, the World Wide Web offers new meaning to the phrase 'play on words'.
In traditional publishing, words are sentenced to life on a paper page. On the Web, however, words are free to move - dance, even. They can sing, blink, disappear, fade, explode, grow and change colour, if not meaning.
One of Jane Dorner's main aims in Creative Web Writing is to 'throw out sparks' to inspire the reader to explore the Web.
She teases us with examples of what is being done on the Web, but... more info

• Academic & Commercial
• Business
• Children's Literature
• Editing
• Fiction
• General

• General AAS
• Genre Fiction
• Journalism
• Newspapers & Magazines
• Nonfiction

• Play & Scriptwriting
• Poetry
• Technical
• Travel
• Writing Skills