Creative Composition

Danita Berg and Lori A. May: Introduction

Tim Mayers and Stephanie Vanderslice: Foreword

1. Denise Landrum-Geyer: On Essaying

2. Sara Burnett: Eat Your Spinach! Why a Blend of Personal and Academic Discourses Matter

3. Graeme Harper: Writing by Creation, with Response, in Experience

4. Abigail G. Scheg: Give it a Taste: Serving Creative Writing in Small Doses

5. Dustin Michael: Wiggling Between the Forms: A Cross-Genre Approach to Writing

6. Andrew Bourelle: Writing to Discover: Creative Nonfiction and Writing Across the Curriculum

7. Jonathan Bradley and Sarah Gray-Panesi: Creative Writing's Five Stages of Development: The Mind of the Creative Writer in the Composition Classroom

8. Rochelle L. Harris and Christine Stewart-Nunez: Sought-After Sophistications: Crafting a Curatorial Stance in the Creative Writing and Composition Classrooms

9. Michael Kula: Audience Resurrected: Restoring Motive and Purpose to Creative Writing

10. Rod Zink: Lending the Muse a Hand: Expanding the Role of Social Constructivism and Collaborative Writing in Creative Writing Pedagogies

11. Shawn Kerivan: Grammar and Creativity in Composition: An Unexpected Nexus

12. Danita Berg: Invention in Creative Writing: Explorations of the Self and the Social in Creative Genres

13. Sonya Huber and Ioanna Opidee: Teaching the Exploratory Essay as Pedagogy, Process, and Project

14. Debra Jacobs: Beyond Argumentation: Toulmin's Model and a Dialogic Process for Critical Self-Reflection

15. Scott J. O'Callaghan: Leave it to the Imagination: Service Learning as Part of an Undergraduate Creative Writing Curriculum

16. Tammie M. Kennedy and Tracey D. Menten: Show, Don't Tell: Using Graphic Narratives to Teach Descriptive Writing

17. Connie Langhorst: A First-Timer's Approach to Teaching in a Non-Traditional Setting

18. Anna Leahy: In It for the Long Haul: The Pedagogy of Perseverance