Poetry Courses

... characters. Modules 4 to 11 each look at a different form of writing, covering short stories, poetry, longer texts, novels, life writing, writing for younger... Learn about: Creative Writing, Communication Skills...

...consider its urban cityscapes and the landscapes of the wilderness, and delve into anything from popular culture to the counterculture and the avant garde... Learn about: American History, American Literature...

...and through that the United States itself, distinctive. You will come to understand how Americans have expressed their sense of identity through literature... Learn about: American Literature, Writing Skills...

... literature modules cover prose from Dickens to Gaskell, and poetry from Browning to Hardy; 20th-century literature topics range from Rhys, Hurston, Woolf... Learn about: Creative Writing, American Literature, Renaissance Literature...

... in which a writer lives and works. Students will study contemporary examples of script, poetry and fiction. Writing Fiction (30 Credits) is a workshop-based module... Learn about: Creative Writing...

... changing publishing market. Students have opportunities to meet agents, editors and published writers.The structure of the programme enables students to focus on one or more genres (for example, fiction, creative non-fiction, scriptwriting or poetry) during the year. Throughout the programme, students...

... with iridescent colours – now subtle, now searing. Bleed a filigree of poetry. Life writing. Cut and paste characters, narrative perspectives – would she tell it like that? Can we trust him, this narrator with a dazzle of quicksilver for a tongue? Their story’s all a fiction. Lie still, impeccably. Make them talk... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...and through that the United States itself, distinctive. You will come to understand how Americans have expressed their sense of identity through literature... Learn about: Creative Writing, Writing Skills, American Literature...

... prose from Dickens to Gaskell, and poetry from Browning to Hardy; twentieth-century literature topics range from Rhys, Hurston, Woolf, and Plath... Learn about: Art History, Renaissance Literature...

...critical and historical studies in dramatic literature and performance. You will be introduced to the specific conventions, formats and techniques of scriptwriting... Learn about: Film and Television, Creative Writing...

..., curators, archivists, poets, novelists, activists and filmmakers proximity to specialist archives and collections such as the BFI National Archive, Poetry Library, Women’s Library, National Art Library and the Warburg Institute opportunities to write, edit and publish for student newspapers and magazines...

...abroad in China or Korea. Email: Convenors Ben Murtagh Key Information Set Data Please see the Unistats data for the various combinations of this programme... Learn about: South East Asia on Film...

...or American Literature in any period, without knowing something of the neighbouring nation's culture. At UEA you’ll be able to focus on Anglo-American interchanges... Learn about: American Literature, Creative Writing...

... National Archive, Poetry Library, Women’s Library, National Art Library and the Warburg Institute opportunities to meet visiting experts including publishers, curators, archivists, poets, novelists, activists and filmmakers opportunities to write, edit and publish for student newspapers and magazines Ling...

... from various periods in history across the genres of prose fiction, poetry and drama.In Year 2, students may choose to focus their studies on a range of historical themes or societies. Modules in English Literature involve study of a group of texts representative of a period of history, a particular genre...

... & the 19th Century Novel is 40% of the total marks. The exam is 1 Hour and 45 Minutes and is 64 Marks. Paper 2: Modern Texts and Poetry is 60% of the total... Learn about: Self assessment...

...This programme combines modules in English literature with practical drama modules, enabling you to study the relationships between the practices of writing in all major genres - prose, poetry and drama - and the practices of dramatic production and acting. You will work alongside MA Theatre... Learn about: Creative Writing...

... Archive, Poetry Library, Women’s Library, National Art Library and the Warburg Institute opportunities to write, edit and publish for student newspapers and magazines... Learn about: Creative Writing...

... representations of identity. The module challenges the popular notion that there is a monolithic Victorian view of things by presenting a wealth of different perceptions and perspectives. Drawing on canonical and non-canonical poetry and prose by male and female Victorian authors, the module explores... Learn about: Part Time...

... Keywords Literature, Sexuality and Morality The City in American Literature 1868-1925 Renaissance Poetry at the Court of Elizabeth I Romantic Celebrity... Learn about: Political Thought, Education Studies...