Writing Revolution: 101 Tips and Ideas for Young Writers

Ward, Beverley

ISBN 10: 1838473009 / ISBN 13: 9781838473006

Published by The Writers Workshop, 2021

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Writing Revolution: 101 Tips and Ideas for Young Writers
• Publisher: The Writers Workshop
• Publication Date: 2021
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1838473009
• ISBN 13: 9781838473006
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

‘I want to start a writing revolution. I want to tear up the rule book and set imagination free……’ Beverley Ward (writing revolutionary!)

If you too are affronted by adverbials, confounded by clauses and longing to go on an adventure without a story map, Writing Revolution is packed full of ideas, advice, blank pages and inspiration to get you started on your own writing journey.

'This is your book. This is your story. You make the rules. The writing revolution starts NOW!'

Beverley Ward is a published author, writing coach and facilitator. She has been running writing workshops for twenty years and runs Writing Clubs for children and young people. She has also worked as an English teacher, youth worker and literacy consultant with libraries and literature organisations. She works online and from The Writers Workshop in Sheffield, UK.

'Beverley is a hugely experienced writing tutor who inspires and supports writers of all ages. This book is playful and practical, full of ideas, magic and imagination - perfect for the young writers in your life...' Liz Flanagan, Author and writing tutor.

‘This book is brim-full of writing ideas to inspire and encourage children, and adults will love to work from it too.’ Carnegie award-winning author, Berlie Doherty.

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‘This book offers emerging young writers (and time-poor teachers) a brilliant set of leaping off points, inspirational creative prompts and tried-and-tested techniques. Beverley’s creative writing workshops have transformed our 12-year-old son’s view of what writing is and can be, and this book offers an entry point into Beverley’s inclusive approach to creative writing.' Anna Kiernan, lecturer and publisher and parent.