Experimental Writing - AHE3308

Assessment 1: Written draft

Drafts of ideas for development in the final portfolio including a rationale.

Written draft

Assessment 1: Portfolio

A portfolio of experimental writing – either fiction, non-fiction, poetry, digital texts, hybrid texts—or entirely bespoke forms.

Portfolio

Assessment 2: Written Assignment

A self-reflective commentary on intentions, outcomes and creative process.

Written Assignment

<p>This module is intended to explore the boundaries of genre: the hazy area between fiction and non-fiction; innovative practice that brings poetry and fiction together in new hybrid forms; writing that incorporates text and image; digital forms, writing that situates itself in relation to other art forms (non-fiction, creative reviewing, writing in response to visual art and creative criticism). Through study of exemplary texts, students will become acquainted with a variety of experimental narrative and poetic possibilities which they can apply to their own writing practice. Students will produce a portfolio of work—narrative fiction, poetry or hybrid/experimental forms to demonstrate different approaches to innovative writing. A self-reflective commentary on intentions and the creative process will accompany the portfolio.</p>

School of Arts and Humanities

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English Literature

AHE3308 - Experimental Writing

Experimental Writing

be able to show critical and analytical knowledge of the context of experimental texts.

be able to demonstrate comprehension of the complex nature of literary creativity and reflect upon the processes involved.

be able to demonstrate critical & analytical knowledge and understanding of the distinctive character of texts which challenge the boundaries of genre and medium.

be able to produce a substantial piece / portfolio of experimental writing 