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CREATIVE SCIENCE WRITING (CREW 352)
The International Institute of Modern Letters and the
Science in Context group invite you to:
How Wonder Works: A conversation about creative science
writing
What is creative science writing? (Hint: It's not science
fiction.) How can a writer educate as well as excite? And is it possible
to write persuasively about science if you're not a scientist? In this
lunchtime talk you'll hear five writers read excerpts from their science
writing and talk about CREW 352, a new workshop that explores the craft
of writing about science for a general audience. If you're interested in
applying for CREW 352 this year, or if you're curious about science
writing and the myriad forms it can take, or if you're simply curious -
curiosity is a prerequisite - please come along. Scientists and
non-scientists welcome.
With course convenors and leading writers Ashleigh Young and
Rebecca Priestley.
Tuesday 15 April, 12-1pm, AM 103, Alan MacDiarmid
Building, Kelburn Campus.
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