Gettin started in creative writing
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This document outlines a 3-step process for getting started in creative writing: 1) Learn the genres and subgenres of fiction and non-fiction, 2) Choose a genre to focus on, and 3) Start writing regularly. It encourages mapping out the information from the presentation to explain the process in your own words and get started with creative writing.
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