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The Cambridge Introduction to

Creative Writing Preface  WRITING GAME 0.1 Acknowledgement  WRITING GAME 0 In Your End Is Your Beginning Chapter 1: Introduction to Creative Writing A. An Open Space 1 The Iceberg 2 New Worlds 3 Why We Write B. A Balance  WRITING GAME 1.1 The Word Hoard C. Learning to Write 1 A Continent 2 Imagination’s Talent 3 A Play of Mind  WRITING GAME 1.2 Discovering Your Continent 4 A Psychological Apprenticeship 5 Passion 6 Vocation’s Providence  WRITING GAME 1.3 Observing Sermons 7 Honesty of the Amateur 8 Purposes D. Creative Writing in Time 1 Inventions of Creative Writing 2 Rhetoric’s Play 3 A Tradition of Revolution  WRITING GAME 1.4 Recreating the Snow-Child

E. The School of Wildness 1 Necessary Wildness 2 What Wildness is Shaping 3 A Total Process 4 Creative Communities 5 The Sister Arts  WRITING GAME 1.5 Responding to Art F. Reading and the Individual Writer 1 Why We Read  WRITING GAME 1.6 Adventures in Reading

2 Language’s Music  WRITING GAME 1.7 Listening and Reading Aloud 3 Creative Reading 4 Reading Across Time 5 Reading Across Taste 6 Appetite & Abilities 7 A New Maze  WRITING GAME 1.8 Listening and Reading Aloud 8 Recommended Reading Chapter 2: Creative Writing in the World A. Creative Writing and Creative Criticism 1 Reflective Criticism  WRITING GAME 2.1 Who Are You? 2 Writing Reflective Essays 3 Reading Yourself as a Writer  WRITING GAME 2.2 Reflective Thinking

4 Notional Subjectivity B. Classrooms on the World 1 Writing as Teaching 2 A Marriage of Heaven & Hell C. Experience 1 Capture Ideas for Writing 2 What We Know and What We Do Not Know