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""The Scholarship of Creative Writing and Practice should have a place on every writer's bookshelf. Drawing on a wealth of current scholarship in Creative Writing Studies and beyond, this collection is a balm for those feeling isolated or discombobulated in our writing practice, wondering if others could possibly face the same challenges and whether there are navigable ways past them. In these pages, you'll find the conclusive and resounding answer: ""Yes!"""" --Chris Drew, Associate Professor of English, Indiana State University, USA

The Scholarship of Creative Writing and Practice should have a place on every writer’s bookshelf. Drawing on a wealth of current scholarship in Creative Writing Studies and beyond, this collection is a balm for those feeling isolated or discombobulated in our writing practice, wondering if others could possibly face the same challenges and whether there are navigable ways past them. In these pages, you’ll find the conclusive and resounding answer: “Yes!” * Chris Drew, Associate Professor of English, Indiana State University, USA *

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Marshall Moore is Course Leader and Senior Lecturer in the School of Communication at Falmouth University, UK. He is the author of several novels and collections of short fiction, the most recent being Inhospitable (2018). With Xu Xi, he is the co-editor of the anthology The Queen of Statue Square: New Short Fiction from Hong Kong (2015). He holds a PhD in creative writing from Aberystwyth University, UK, and his current research focuses on the disconnects between the publishing industry and the academy, and on the mythology and lore that surround creative practice and pedagogy. Sam Meekings is Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at Northwestern University in Qatar. He is the author of Under Fishbone Clouds (2011, called ‘a poetic evocation of the country and its people’ by the New York Times), The Book of Crows (2012), and The Afterlives of Dr Gachet (2018). He has a PhD in creative writing from Lancaster University, UK, and has taught writing at NYU (Global Campus) and the University of Chichester, UK. He researches issues of identity in grief narratives, and the practices and processes of digital storytelling.

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