Creative Writing with Margaret Atwood
Margaret Atwood’s MasterClass on Creative Writing is designed to guide writers at any stage of their journey through the essential skills for crafting compelling stories. Drawing from her extensive experience, Atwood provides practical tools and inspiration to refine your writing craft and bring your ideas to life.
Target Audience
Aspiring and experienced writers who want to develop stronger characters, richer plots, and a more distinctive voice, while also gaining insights into the publishing world.
What you’ll learn
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How to develop nuanced characters that captivate readers.
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Ways to structure layered narratives with engaging plots.
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Techniques for writing realistic and impactful dialogue.
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The relationship between story and plot for deeper storytelling.
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How narrative point of view shapes your story.
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Methods to refine your prose style for clarity and impact.
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Working with time in fiction to enhance narrative flow.
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Strategies to overcome writer’s block and foster productive habits.
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Revision techniques to polish your work.
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Insights into navigating the business side of writing and publishing.
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Approaches to speculative fiction, including world-building and genre-specific storytelling.
Additional information
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Format: Online video lessons with a self-paced structure.
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Access: Lifetime access to all course materials and updates.
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Certification: Completion certificate available upon finishing the course.
- 1 sección
- 23 lecciones
- De por vida
- CONTENTS23
- 1.1Introduction
- 1.2Getting Started as a Writer
- 1.3Story and Plot
- 1.4Structuring Your Novel: Layered Narratives and Other Variations
- 1.5Who Tells the Story: Narrative Point of View
- 1.6Point of View Case Studies
- 1.7Bringing characters to life through detail
- 1.8Creating Compelling Characters
- 1.9Writing Through Roadblocks
- 1.10Crafting Dialogue
- 1.11Revealing the world through sensory imagery
- 1.12Prose Style and Texture
- 1.13Working with Time in Fiction
- 1.14The Door to Your Book
- 1.15Writing the middle and ending
- 1.16Revision: Seeing your work anew
- 1.17The Novel and the shifting sands of genre
- 1.18Speculative fiction
- 1.19Speculative fiction – Case Study: The Handmaid’s Tale
- 1.20Research and historical accuracy
- 1.21The writer’s path
- 1.22The Business of Being a Writer
- 1.23Conclusion
Renowned Canadian author, poet, and literary critic, celebrated for her groundbreaking works of fiction that explore themes of power, gender, identity, and dystopia. Best known for her novel The Handmaid's Tale, which has been adapted into an acclaimed television series, Atwood has received numerous awards, including the Booker Prize (twice, for The Blind Assassin and The Testaments). Her works often blend speculative fiction with social commentary, showcasing her distinctive voice and imaginative storytelling. With a career spanning decades, Atwood has cemented her legacy as one of the most influential literary figures of our time.
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