About the book
A Teacher's Guide to Writing is a textbook to help writers at all levels, predominantly through all the exercises, to reflect this in the different areas of interest and ability from school to tertiary students and community groups and from the young to the old; however, this is classified. There are around two hundred creative writing exercises to help in what Gary calls word fitness along with reflective notes on major writing areas, like poetry and fiction, along with the performing area, building up to what it takes for a writer to get published. This textbook reflects the major achievements of the author as a teacher-writer from founding major areas and degrees to being asked to give guest appearances whether as a teacher, writer, or both. What sets this textbook apart from others on the same subject is primarily the author’s background reflected both in the notes and all the exercises for people to try to develop the what, who, and how of their own work in the field of creative writing.
Editions of A Teacher’s Guide to Writing
- Hardcover
- ISBN 9781524516246
- Paperback
- ISBN 9781524516239
- EBook
- ISBN 9781524516222
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A Teacher's Guide to Writing is a textbook to help writers at all levels, predominantly through all the exercises, to reflect this in the different areas of interest and ability from school to tertiary students and community groups and from the young to the old; however, this is classified. There are around two hundred creative writing exercises to help in what Gary calls word fitness along with reflective notes on major writing areas, like poetry and fiction, along with the performing area, building up to what it takes for a writer to get published. This textbook reflects the major achievements of the author as a teacher-writer from founding major areas and degrees to being asked to give guest appearances whether as a teacher, writer, or both. What sets this textbook apart from others on the same subject is primarily the author’s background reflected both in the notes and all the exercises for people to try to develop the what, who, and how of their own work in the field of creative writing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is A Teacher’s Guide to Writing about?
A Teacher's Guide to Writing is a textbook to help writers at all levels, predominantly through all the exercises, to reflect this in the different areas of interest and ability from school to tertiary students and community groups and from the young to the old; however, this is classified. There are around two hundred creative writing exercises to help in what Gary calls word fitness along with reflective notes on major writing areas, like poetry and fiction, along with the performing area, building up to what it takes for a writer to get published. This textbook reflects the major achievements of the author as a teacher-writer from founding major areas and degrees to being asked to give guest appearances whether as a teacher, writer, or both. What sets this textbook apart from others on the same subject is primarily the author’s background reflected both in the notes and all the exercises for people to try to develop the what, who, and how of their own work in the field of creative writing.
What core themes, tropes, or subjects are explored in A Teacher’s Guide to Writing?
Health, Relationships and Personal development > Self-help, personal development and practical advice
Where can I read a sample of A Teacher’s Guide to Writing?
You can read an official preview of the few pages here https://www.book2look.com/book/9781524516246
Who is/are the Author/s of the book A Teacher’s Guide to Writing?
Gary Langford
Who is the Publisher of the book A Teacher’s Guide to Writing?
XlibrisAU
What are the ISBN numbers for the physical and digital editions?
A Teacher’s Guide to Writing is available as hardcover(ISBN 9781524516246) and paperback(ISBN 9781524516239) and ebook(ISBN 9781524516222)