Welcome to The Wolf Pirate Project's Beginning Writer's Class. If you found your way here, it's because you've shown an interest in creative writing. Whether you are interested in these lessons to help you with school work or to dabble in ideas of how to put your daydreaming into a creative story on paper, this simple course will help you understand the most basic of the tenants used in writing creatively. It breaks down the concept of creative writing to its component parts, explaining what creative writing is, what skill sets are necessary for successful writing, how to improve them, and the basic rules of English that publishers look for. You can take these classes on your own or with the help of an editor listed in the right-hand margin. No fees are associated with this class. You will simply need a PDF reader to download the lessons and your imagination. Shall we begin?
Beginning Writer's Class
The Wolf Pirate Project
Mentoring writers and readers for the promotion of literature as an art form.
Unit One: Introduction to Creative Writing
Introduction to Literature: A quick overview of creative writing
Lesson One: Creative Writing: Explains the difference between creative and noncreative writing, and the components of what writers need to be successful in their craft.
Lesson Two: Choosing What to Write: Describes categories of creative writing and how to target your audience.
Exercise 1: Creative Writing
Lesson Three: Poetry: A concise review of poetry and how it can be used to satisfy the purpose of all creative writing.
Exercise 2: Poetry
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