Themself: Experience as an Open University Creative Writing Student
James Kemp
Themself: Experience as an Open University Creative Writing Student
James Kemp
What do they teach you at Creative Writing school? This is an inspirational piece of life writing that should encourage those that want to try a new creative pursuit No matter how busy you think you are, you can do it.
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I could not stop reading until the end… - Amazon.com reviewer
Themself: My Experience as an Open University Creative Writing Student
James Kemp started Creative Writing with the Open University in October 2013. Themself is the story of how he became a better writer.
As well as the stories and poetry he wrote there is commentary on how and why they were written. He shares notes on how to build worlds, create characters, tell stories, write poetry and fiction.
The main stories in Themself are:
Night Patrol - a tense night with the British Army
Rounds - a young midwife solves a problem by helping several others
Refusal - an immigration officer deals with a visitor who is more than she claims
Hunting Nazis - two former SOE agents have unfinished business in 1953 Berlin.
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