Kinds of Creative Writing

Discusses the different kinds of creative writing.

creative writing relies to a large extent on imagination as opposed to the more intellectually-stimulating exercise required in technical writing, professional writing or journalistic writing.

The following falls under creative writing: Fiction, Drama, Autobiography, Poetry, Screen writing and those that combine these writings.

  • Fiction – these are works that are based on writer’s imagination. These are not based on facts.
  • Drama – this pertains to stories written for actors such as stage plays.
  • Autobiography – this is the real life story of the writer.
  • Poetry – makes use of words for aesthetic purposes.
  • Screenwriting – writing for films or movies.

Creative Writing often explores writer’s feelings and thoughts not just writing facts.

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