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Free Creative Writing Resources

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pencilslargeSome resources to inspire and educate students (and anyone else) looking for some help with Creative Writing.

For the second time in two weeks, my mid-week post is inspired by the appreciation and enjoyment of artistic creation. I just finished reading the latest novel from one of my favorite authors - The Lacuna, by Barbara Kingsolver [2]. How do incredible writers like these consistently develop these wonderful, epic tales featuring rich, complex characters?

Following are a handful of web based resources that offer creative writing tips and techniques. I vetted a couple dozen sites and selected those that appeared most useful, and not overly cluttered with ads or poor design. These types of tools can be a great interactive way to gain useful essay writing skills.

If this is a topic you’re interested in, I hope you find these resources useful! Please be sure to comment if you wish to share any insights about any of these topics, or any similar resources that you find particularly useful. Thanks.

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About Kelly Walsh [16]

Kelly Walsh is Chief Information Officer at The College of Westchester, in White Plains, NY, where he also teaches. In 2009, Walsh founded EmergingEdTech.com. As an education and instructional technology advocate, he frequently delivers presentations on a variety of related topics at schools and conferences across the U.S. Walsh is also an author, and online educator, regularly running Flipped Class Workshops [17] online. His eBook, the Flipped Classroom Workshop-in-a-Book is available here [18]. Kelly also writes, records, and performs original music ... stop by kwalshmusic.com [19] and have a listen!

[Disclaimer: The opinions expressed here are my own, or those of other writers, and not those of my employer. - K. Walsh]