Creative Writing Resources (page 5)

The Project - 'LIFE' At the crossroads of Life, ...

Visual culture is the study that generally includes a combination of cultural studies, critical theory, art history and anthropology by focusing on aspects of culture that depend on v...

Imagine a world without organized information. The possibility conjures to mind a Borgesian vision of books stacked in unmanageable piles, a dusty tidal wave of knowledge threatening ...

Following his death in 2003, Chilean born writer Roberto Bolaño posthumously received the National Book Critics Circle Award for his nine hundred and twelve page epic, 2666. The recen...

The Golden Heart, Spitalfields. Life observed from the other side of the bar. Much has been written about The Golden Heart and its irrepressible landlady Sandra Esquilant. Both ...

Max Herbert Is a historical context optional or essential to an understanding of contemporary art? The question invites us to examine various others by extension, regarding fo...

'Living in a World of Digital -Past, Present or Future'. The gigantic trees were once tiny seeds while the crawling cocks were once eggs, but a lot changes overtime. The analogically...

One of the most common ambitions, even amongst those who rarely read, is to write a book. A search on Google turns up an infinite number of courses all promising to turn you into a be...

Not much to say here. Never was very good at speeches. Always clammed up, forgot what I was going to say. Anything important, any time I had to use words that really mattered, I would...

Being labelled a genius is a heavy burden. Canadian theatre and film director Robert LePage earned the accolade at age 27, with the first production of The Dragon's Trilogy. An epic p...