55-5215 CRW: Women Writers

This is a course researching the writing processes of women writers, including the ways in which women writers’ reading and responses to reading play an influential role in the overall fiction writing process. Journals and other writings by Zora Neale Hurston, Gertrude Stein, Virginia Woolf, and others will be used as examples of how writers read (and write about what they read) to develop dimensions of their own fiction and to see their work in relation to that of other writers.

3 Credits
Requisites COREQUISITES: 55-5101 Fiction Writing I or 55-6101 Fiction Writing I or 55-5102 Fiction Writing II or 55-6102 Fiction Writing II or 55-5104 Prose Forms or 55-5105 Advanced Prose Forms or 55-5106 Fiction Writing: Advanced or 55-6110 Thesis Development or 55-4101 Fiction Writing I or 55-1101 Fiction Writing I