About Creative Imaginings
Creative Writing Courses and Manuscript Assessment service
Creative Imaginings Description
Creative Writing Course for beginner writers or those who need structure for a novel. Comes with course book, workbook, pdf reader, and one on one tutorial.
This course at the moment is emailed once a week to you and the tutorials are conducted once a week via skype or phone.
Price of fee for an introduction is $99 AU or $20 Weekly
Enrollment form with payment details is obtained by emailing Sue at nasusproductions@gmail.com
Creative Imaginings also offer manuscript assessments where language, voice, character evolution, use of dialogue and description, as well as the development of suspense are looked at. NO EDITING.
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How To Write A Murderously Good Mystery 13 points that mystery stories conform to for an overall structure of a genre story: 1. The Ordinary World. The state of the story world before the murder. 2. Inciting Incident. ...
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Rejected authors who are now famous 1. Stephen King Mr. King received dozens of rejections for his first novel, Carrie; he kept them tidily nailed to a spike under a timber in his bedroom. One of the publishers sent Mr. King's rejection with these words: “We are not interested in science fiction which deals with negative utopias. They do not sell.” 2. William Golding...
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TENSE First of all, what differences do you notice about the verbs in the following groups of sentences? A.We SAW him at the concert. He WAS listening very attentively B.I LIKE concerts. ... I AM thinking of learning music myself C.I SHALL see you at three o’clock. The water WILL BE FLOWING again in a few minutes. When we speak, we choose the right word automatically to suit the time about which we are speaking. According to whether we are speaking about the Past (like Group A) the present (like Group B) or the Future (like Group C.) A verb that refers to past time is said to be in the PAST TENSE, the present, PRESENT TENSE and to the future, FUTURE TENSE.
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