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Creative Writing

160 sessions. A heading name lists the sessions printed under it that year; a family name lists every session in the family.

YearCodeSession
2004B.15This Is (Not) Just to Say: Public “Lore” and the Future of Creative Writing
2004C.10Writing and Teaching the Literatures of Food: Processes, Contexts, and Products
2004D.6Coming and Going: Pedagogies of Travel Writing
2004D.7Poetry In Motion: Cultural Argument, Political Syntax, and Transformative Healing
2004E.7Academic Place Writing: How Institutional Geographies Shape Professional Identity
2004E.8Ain’t Misbehaving: Creating Writing Matters Too
2004F.1Teaching and Writing the Nonfiction of Place
2004FSI.20On Teaching Creative Nonfiction: Special Interest Group In Creative Nonfiction
2004G.20The Wonders of Wandering: Alternative Pedagogies and The Teaching of Writing
2004H.20Situating Creative Writing: The Art And Craft Of Creative-Writing Pedagogy
2004I.37A Reading by Jimmy Santiago Baca
2004I.4Women Writing Teachers Reading Creative Nonfiction
2004K.19Reimagining the Self: Reflections on Identity in Composition
2004L.2Sustaining the Environment: Learning the Language of Nature
2004M.4The Proustian Thematic: Compositional Catharsis, Fiction, and Poetry
2004N.1Pick It Up! Creatively Challenging Institutionalized Writing
2004O.16Raising the Stakes and Unfastening the Stays: Encouraging Structural Reshaping in Nonfiction Writing
2004TSI.10M.F.A. Special Interest Group
2004TSI.19Taking a Walk That Matters: Writing Down the Body
2005B.31Journals and Diaries: Accessing Our Own Language and Finding a Voice
2005C.32The Art of Teaching the Art of the Personal Essay
2005D.33Travelers and Trespassers: Articulating Race, Family, and Illness in Nonfiction Narratives
2005E.35Writer’s Roundtables: Making Composition
2005F.35Accessing the “I” in Creative Writing: Three Perspectives on Constructing Identity in the Workshop
2005FSIG.7Creative Nonfiction Assignments: Special Interest Group in Creative Nonfiction
2005G.32Creative Writing: Its Place in the Curriculum
2005H.36Creative Writing: Ads, Travel Writing, and Poetry Slams
2005I.35New Voices in Creative Nonfiction and Memoir
2005J.33Writing, Reading, and Teaching Place-based Nonfiction
2005TSIG.19Creative Writing: Opening the Golden Body, Using the Mind/Body
2005TSIG.9M.F.A. Special Interest Group
2006A.33Blaring Disciplines, Building Communities
2006B.32Personal Narratives and Journal Writing
2006B.38Patient No More: Autobiographical-Rhetorical
2006C.34Something about Poetry-Building Communities
2006D.35Experimental Texts, Accidental Truths
2006E.34The Workshop as Center Space: Articulating a (More) Creative Writing Pedagogy
2006F.30Mapping the Personal Essay: The Interrogated Self, the Investigated World
2006G.35Sharing Stories, Sharing Lives: Using the Memoir to Build Community in the Writing Classroom
2006H.28The Fifth Genre: Creative Writing with (Audio) Technology
2006I.30In a Different Voice: Writing Research as Creative Nonfiction
2006J.29Seeking Commonalities, Confronting Differences: Towards Productive Connections between Composition Studies and Creative Writing
2006L.21The Greased Pig: A Working Vocabulary for Creative Nonfiction
2007A.8Emerging from the Comp/Rhet Shadows: Public Identities
2007B.25Healing and Transgression: Exploding Identity Genres
2007C.33The Literature of Everyday Life: Teaching Creative Writing
2007D.17Rhetoric and Identity in the Work of Three Poets: James
2007E.14Narrative Histories of the Self: Questioning the Scholar, the Student, and the Teacher
2007F.8Mistaken Identities and Creative Breakthroughs: Writing Our Way to the Deeper Story
2007H.18Placing the Academy: Academic Landscapes, Academic Identities
2007I.15Pupils or Proteges: Shaping Identities in Composition and Creative Writing
2007J.28Reaching Beyond Ourselves: Research and Performance in Creative Writing
2007J.34Representing Identities in Nonfiction
2007K.28Traveling through Time: Chronicling Our Own Lives and Others’
2007L.4Secret Identities Unmasked: Composition Meets Creative Nonfiction Face to Face
2007M.30Making Connections: Memior and Fictional Fathers
2007N.14The Foreign Mirror: Writing about Reflections and Reflect-ing about Re-Presentation
2007O.21“Transgressive” Pedagogies and Fluid Identities: Creative Composition Across Cultures
2007P.11Collaborative Identities: Understanding Teacher Identity
2008A.20Teaching Adults by Writing about Work and Families
2008A.21Trustworthy Readers: Appropriate Responses to Creative Writing
2008B.24(Spoken) Words and Actions, Documentary and Performance
2008C.20Diversity and Disorder: Mental Health Realities Demand a New Pedagogy . . . Is Creative Nonfiction an Answer?
2008D.24Refocusing the Real: Creative Nonfiction in the Composition Classroom
2008E.23Writing Selves: The Academy, Ethics, and Recovery
2008H.17Blue Collar Reality: Working Class Students and Their Writing
2008J.18Genres in Creative Writing: Journalism, Nonfiction, and Fan Fiction
2008L.15Writing to Change the World: The Role of Creative Nonfiction in Writing Programs
2008N.13What We Really Value in Contemporary Poetry
2009C.10Re-envisioning the Creative Writing Workshop
2009F.12The Gray Aesthetic: Harmonizing Cultural Responsibility and Artistic Freedom
2009G.13Written To Be Spoken: Playwrighting, Screen Writing and the Performative Space
2009I.8Revising Revision: New Currents in Creative Writing Pedagogy
2009M.32Against the Wave: Re-inventing Pedagogical Practices in the Creative Writing Classroom
2010B.12Remixing the Conversation between Creative Writing and Composition
2010C.10Reading the Creative Writing Course: Revising Creative Writing and Rethinking Revision
2010D.11Revisiting Memoir Writing, Rethinking Instructional
2010E.8From Fan Fiction to Found Poems: Sources of Inspiration for Composition
2010F.34Creative Nonfiction Pedagogy for First Year Composition
2010G.38Practicing What We Teach: Creative Writers Teaching Writing
2010H.31Creative Writing Classroom Strategies: Rubrics, Digressions, and Mentors
2010I.32Creative Writing and Compositions’ Cross-Fertilization
2010K.36Mix, Jerge, Divide: Tracing Histories of Composition and Creative Writing
2010L.27Get on the Mic
2010M.32Mashup! Rethinking and Remixing Creative Writing and Composition Pedagogies
2011D.16Investigating Creative Writing Pedagogies
2011D.32How ‘Bout a Little Creative Writing, Y’all?: Building Relationships between Creative Writing and Critical Inquiry
2011G.4(Com)positioning Contested Spaces: Creative Writers in Composition Territory
2011H.20Toward a Vibrant Conversation: Contesting the Boundaries Between Essay and Poem
2011J.20Gatekeeping, Textual Silencing, and the Public Sphere: Exploring Creative Writing
2012B.18Explorations in Creative Writing Pedagogy
2012C.3Three Writing Models in Three Different Programs: WID, Undergraduate Writing Major, and Business
2012D.7Reflecting through Writing Assessments and Validation
2012E.6Reframing Basic Writing and Sites of Transfer
2012F.2Turning Intersections into Gateways: A Practical Primer on “Creative Composing”
2012G.1Creative Multimedia: 3D Poetry, Hypertext Narratives, and Amateur Auteurs
2012H.1In Search of Wonder
2012I.1Creative Writing and Lived-Experience
2012J.11The Rhetorics of Writing Center Websites and Tutors
2012K.1The Hybrid TA: Composition, Rhetoric, and Creative
2012K.34Creative Gateways: How Poetry Teaches Composition
2012L.3The Work of Creative Writing
2012M.2Building Sustainability, Exploring Assessment and Accountability, and Addressing Institutional Demands
2012N.23Tentative Collaborators: Creative Writing’s Resistance
2012N.29Life-in-Context in First-Year Writing: Creative Nonfiction, Critically Thought and Taught
2013C.32The Public Work of Memoir: Using the Personal to Struggle for Collective Justice
2013D.29Experimental Writing/Experimental Teaching: Making
2013F.13Consensus and Community in Creative Writing
2013F.14Responses to the Common Core Standards Initiative
2013G.2Creative Nonfiction and the Public Sphere
2014B.7Navigating the Online Creative Writing Classroom
2014D.4Permission to Write: Teachers, Writing, and the Effects of Volition
2014FSIG.10Intersections in Creative Writing and Composition
2014G.6Accessing Little Narratives of Creative Writing
2014H.6I Got Cha Open: Integrating the Arts into Composition
2014I.6Openings in Approaches to Teaching Writing with Technology
2014J.5Rethinking Creative and Academic Writing
2014L.11Poetry and Fiction Off the Page: Multimodal Approaches in the Creative Writing Classroom
2014M.10Politics of Location: Creatively Writing the Past and Present
2014M.9Health/Care: Writing about Illness, Healing, and Caregiving
2014N.10Perspectives on the Use of Creative Nonfiction in the Teaching of Writing
2015B.4Re-Examining Creative Writing in Relation to Composition
2015C.6Student Blogging as a Real-World Enterprise: The Risks and Rewards of Writing beyond the Classroom
2015D.7Meaning Is in the Making: Three Responses to Shipka and Her Response
2015F.7Out of the Comfort Zone: Making Connections and Understanding in Creative Writing
2015H.6Getting Creative with History, Spaces, and Programmatic Design
2015J.4Risky Narratives: Going Beyond ‘Comfort Zones’ in The Writing Classroom
2015K.6Postcards from the CCCC: A Workshop for Your Writing
2015L.28Creative Writing in America: Considering the Past, Imagining the Future
2015M.5Creative Writing and Composition: Lessons for Teaching
2016C.5Action MFAs: Strategies for Incorporating Creative
2016D.35Stories in Shale: Reconstructing the Fractured World
2016F.32Creative Nonfiction: Exploring the History and Imagining the Future of an Active Genre
2016FSIG.20Creative Writing SIG: Creating a Writing Space
2016FSIG.8Creative Nonfiction in Action: The Difference a Postcard Makes
2016K.31Composing Disability Memoir as Transformative Action
2016M.29Storytelling and Identity
2016W.9Writing Teachers Writing: Words in/as Action
2017A.20Autobiographical Journaling, Memoir, and Other Personal Genres for Undergraduate and Graduate Education
2017A.24Medical Narratives—Cultivating Stories, Voices, Selves, Knowledge, Action
2017D.27The Creative Capacities of Writing Studies
2017E.44Building Alliances between WAC, WID, STEM, and Creative Writing
2017G.31Grief and Pedagogy: Seeing Creating Writing as Therapy
2017G.44A Symbiotic (and Pedagogical) Relationship: Forging an Alliance between Creative Nonfiction and Composition
2017I.12Cultivating Undergraduate Creative Writing Education
2017J.33Creative Nonfiction and Composition: Cultivating Creative, Academic, and Socially Conscious Connections
2017L.34Cultivating Creative Nonfiction for Imaginative Habits of Mind
2017MW.6Using Digital Creative Arts to Teach Multimedia
2017W.3Cultivating Our Creative Capacities: Writing Teachers
2019B.33Chronicles of Misplaced Belief
2019D.4Ars Poetria: Strategies for Incorporating Poetry in the Composition Classroom
2019G.31Three Ripples on Performance: Across Authorship, Transgenre, and Dramatism
2019G.7Composing Literacy Narratives: Creative Nonfiction in Three Acts
2019J.30Performing Social Justice Work of Gender, Race, and Identity in Creative Writing Pedagogy
2019J.6Performing the Subject in Experimental Compositions
2019L.26Innovative and Creative! Performative Pedagogical Approaches for Diverse Learners
2019L.7Writing Lives: Memoir in Composition Studies
2019N.29Revising Ideas of Genre in Writing of Academia, Fiction, and Comics
2019N.8Creative as Critical: Performance(s) in Rhetoric, Composition, and Creative Writing Studies
2019W.4Performing Our Lives: Creative Nonfiction and (the Art