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Our Creative Writing degree enables you to focus on your existing creative passions and experiment with a wide range of styles, modes and genres. You’ll explore fundamentals of prose, poetry and dramatic writing, before specialising in an area (or areas) to suit your own interests and career ambitions. As well as the chance to gain experience with organisations such as the Parabola Arts Centre, the Everyman Theatre and Johnson & Alcock literary agency, you’ll meet established authors, agents and editors as you learn more about how to succeed in the publishing industry. You can also immerse yourself in a vibrant local literary culture, with The Times and The Sunday Times Cheltenham Literature Festival right on your doorstep.You’ll draw on the expertise of experienced lecturers including professional authors specialising in a range of genres such as transgressive writing, confessional poetry, sci-fi, horror and speculative fiction. There are opportunities to join our Creative Writing society and showcase work in a variety of settings, including at open mic nights and through staged readings of plays by actors. You could also see your work published in our student-led magazine, ‘Show Don’t Tell’, or in our annual paperback anthology, the ‘New Writing’ series.
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Photographs from the remnants of the gulag archipelago, watchtower, perm-36, perm krai.
Perm-36 is allegedly the only Gulag camp that has been turned into a museum. While this is not strictly true (there are other former camps that have been partly preserved) and Perm-36 is heavily reconstructed, the museum has conserved an important part of the Soviet camp system, especially from its latter era after the death of Stalin. Perm-36 camp operated from the 1940s until the last days of the Soviet Union, and it was meant mainly for the political prisoners and dissidents. Among the dense forests of Russia near the Ural mountains stands a solitary watchtower of the former camp. Behind it, inside the zona , one finds relics of the barracks, but somehow the tower itself, a symbol as poignant as barbed wire, communicates the utter isolation of Gulag victims.
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“ Cultural Planning will help to ensure the Perm region will remain distinctive and unique” , Mr. Protasevich said. “It will mean planning ways to support and preserve our heritage, developing appealing opportunities for artists and musicians regardless of age, and generating education and employment. It will mean building a creative community with a buzz.”
“Some of the identified objectives of “Perm krai international:young journalists@school” project include facilitating greater communication and cooperation among young community and official organizations in Perm krai”, said the Vice-Minister of Perm krai.
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The international children festival of theatre arts “Long Break”
What is the international child festival of theatre arts “Long Break”? It is a real holiday for young spectators and their parents. The international child festival of theatre arts “Long Break” will be hold from the 30th of April to the 5th of May. It will be in Perm and Lysva. It will be hold under the aegis of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and the Ministry of Culture, Youth Politics and Mass Communications of Perm Krai. The program of the festival is prepared by Russian and foreign experts of child theatre. There are the most interesting for children events of the world arts. The “Long Break” familiarizes children with actual artists. It is the platform where people communicate with people using the language of modern arts which is understandable for a new generation.
The festival “The White Nights in Perm”
The IX International festival “Heavenly Fair of Ural”
From the 26th to the 3rd of July the IX International festival “Heavenly Fair of Ural” takes place in Kungur. There will be a fight for the I Privolzhski Federal Disctrict Cup for aerostatics and the VII Perm Krai Open Cup for aerostatics.This year Kungur won’t hold rating competitions which results are taking into general account of the pilots. They counted on creating entertainment activities “Air battles over Kungur”. There will be the representatives of sub-units of ultralight aviation, detachment of parachute troops and water means. All the battles will take place straight over the city. And natives will take part in the festival too.According to initial data 15 aeronauts and about 50 ultralight aviation pilots expressed willingness to take part at the festival. And a dirigible pilot confirmed his participation.Ultralight aviation pilots will take part in the “Air games” within the festival. As last year a campsite of ultralight aviation will base in an area near a village Milniki.
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The 2023 University of Gloucestershire Creative Writing Anthology is open for submissions. We are looking for stories, poetry, dramatic writing, and graphic storytelling pieces that fall under the theme of A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE. The topic gives you a wide scope – let your imagination run free. Your reward is your work published in our wonderful anthology. It’s free to enter and open to all students, lecturers, and alumni of the Uni of Glos. The closing date for submissions is the 16th of January 2023.
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Our creative writing courses are ranked 7th in the UK for career prospects by the Guardian University Guide 2023, and top 20 for graduate prospects by the Complete University Guide 2024. From poetry and playwriting to short stories and novels, you'll focus on your existing creative passions and experiment with a wide range of styles, modes ...
If you choose a creative writing degree at University of Gloucestershire you'll learn from the expertise of our lecturers. Within the degree you will have the chance to see your work performed by professional actors in a staged reading and get published in our student magazine. ... University of Gloucestershire, The Park, Cheltenham, GL50 2RH ...
Applicants will be considered on an individual basis. Portfolio submission (Creative and Critical Writing MA) You'll be required to submit a portfolio to evidence your writing. The portfolio should be 3,000 words of creative prose (eg a short story or novel extract) or 12 poems or 30 minutes of dramatic writing in standard format. IELTS 6.0.
Our Creative Writing degree enables you to focus on your existing creative passions and experiment with a wide range of styles, modes and genres. You'll explore fundamentals of prose, poetry and dramatic writing, before specialising in an area (or areas) to suit your own interests and career ambitions. ... At University of Gloucestershire, we ...
Find out more about postgraduate study at the University of Gloucestershire or contact the Creative Writing Course Leader, Mike D.D. Johnston, at onlinewritingtips [at] yahoo.com. Recent posts FREE Creative Writing workshop for our community 22nd July 2024
Anthology. At the University of Gloucestershire we have a tradition of producing brilliant anthologies of our students' Creative Writing. First, there was Desire and Madness, published back in 2007.This was followed by Under Surveillance, which appeared in 2008.But Smoke, the first of our modern series of annual New Writing anthologies, wasn't launched until 2012.
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by Andrew Lafleche. Andrew is a University of Gloucestershire MA student in Creative and Critical Writing, studying on the distance learning programme, from Canada. He describes his work as a blend of social criticism, philosophical reflection, explicit prose, and black comedy. In 2016 he received the John Newlove Poetry Award.
Find a place at University of Gloucestershire. Complete with university league tables, subject rankings, entry requirements and information on how to apply. Cookies Notice. Clearing 2024 ... English Literature and Creative Writing BA (Hons) UCAS points. 96 - 112 Study options. Full time . COURSE INFO . Filter by qualification. Bachelors Degree ...
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The first Creative Writing community workshop at University of Gloucestershire. 19 August 2024. On Thurs 15 August, eleven lovely writers from our local community joined us for our first ever free community workshop (and, we hope, the first of many!) Led by the Creative Writing lecturers Duncan and Senja, as well…. Read more.
University of Gloucestershire has participated in the Teaching Excellence Framework. These ratings were awarded in 2023, for four years. ... Why Creative Writing? Our Creative Writing degree enables you to focus on your existing creative passions and experiment with a wide range of styles, modes and genres. ...
Our English studies courses are ranked 11th in the UK for student satisfaction by the Complete University Guide 2024. Our English Literature and Creative Writing degree will enable you to deepen your understanding of literary texts while also developing your own creative writing skills. This well-balanced course enables you to immerse yourself ...
Apply, and experiment with, different literary genres and their identifiable creative writing features and techniques. Critically reflective on their own creative process and outputs, and that of others . Assessments . Written piece of genre fiction (1200 words; 60% of overall mark)
The team has specialisms in the writing of poetry, plays, short-stories, novels and novellas, and in the creative process, creative writing pedagogy, language and style, writing and cognition. There are also opportunities for interdisciplinary work with English Language and Literature, Fine Art or Performance. English.
While the university has 12,000 students enrolled, only 3,000 individuals were on campus at the time of the shooting. [9] The shooter was tracked by security cameras walking towards the university around 11:30 am while carrying a shotgun. [10] He was able to overpower and injure the security guard before the guard was able to activate a panic button. [11]
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Perm-36 is allegedly the only Gulag camp that has been turned into a museum. While this is not strictly true (there are other former camps that have been partly preserved) and Perm-36 is heavily reconstructed, the museum has conserved an important part of the Soviet camp system, especially from its latter era after the death of Stalin.
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Project initators: Alexandre Protasevich is a Minister for Culture and Youth of Perm krai with 20 years institutional experience at all levels within the cultural project management. He works at the Ministry of Culture since 2008 and has worked in cultural field in the public sector for 15 years in Russia. Mr Protasevich is now…
A World of Difference. The 2023 University of Gloucestershire Creative Writing Anthology is open for submissions. We are looking for stories, poetry, dramatic writing, and graphic storytelling pieces that fall under the theme of A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE. The topic gives you a wide scope - let your imagination run free.
Perm Region (Krai) is located on the western slopes of the Urals and is home to the Russian salt mining industry. Locals got the funny nickname 'salt ears', because the workers, who carried ...