Multimodal and Digital Creative Writing Pedagogies

Kristina Wright is associate professor of English at Southern New Hampshire University.Sara K. Howe is associate professor of English and the chair of the English Department at Southern New Hampshire University.

• Foreword by Graeme HarperAcknowledgementsIntroduction: Creative Writing Beyond the Page, Kristina Wright and Sara K. Howe Chapter 1: !Rhymes: Experiments with Poetic Practices and Videogame Mechanics, Cameron EdmondChapter 2: When Your Beginning Creative Writing Student is Already a Prolific Fic Author: Fan Fiction’s Impact on Pedagogy, Sheryl BundyChapter 3: Podcasting and Online Literary Magazines: Playful Experimentation and Digital Skills, Sherezade García RangelChapter 4: Discovery, Play, and Motivation in the Multimodal Creative Writing Classroom, Ben GunsbergChapter 5: An Expanded Field: Exploring Form, Mode, and Material in Poetry Writing Workshop, Nikki Fragala BarnesChapter 6: From Panel to Paragraph: Narratively Translating Graphic Novels, Matthew MacomberChapter 7: A Symphony of Word, Image, and Sound: The Creative Potential of Digital Storytelling, Mary C. LeosonChapter 8: Getting Creative with Data and Wikis: Redesigning the English Curricula, Tara Propper and Matt KellyCha

Writing is always technological; this collection offers a vibrant exchange on the challenges and complexities of that fact. An exploration of unique literacies and engagements, this book is a welcome resource for teachers who want to encourage students' versatility and creativity in multiple contexts.