Reflecting: The Art of Writing Creative Nonfiction Essays
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Explore the art of essay writing through reflecting on your past experiences from big life events to small daily occurrences. We’ll guide you through a series of essay writing philosophies, techniques and prompts. You’ll learn how to tell your life stories in creative ways.
This month, we’ll use Gibb’s or Kolb’s reflective cycles, originally concepts from psychology, to help develop a structure for a reflective essay and gain a better understanding of experiences that we seek to write about.
Olivia Wronski
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Louise Ling Edwards
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Olivia Wronski is a hopeless romantic, growing up surrounded by the romance genre in books and movies. As an artist,…
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Louise Ling Edwards is an essayist and poet originally from St. Paul, Minnesota. She has also lived in rural China…
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