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The fiction writer's guide to making peacebuilding, civil resistance, and conflict transformation as compelling as battles and explosions.

The fiction writer’s guide to making peacebuilding, civil resistance, and conflict transformation as compelling as battles and explosions.

Ertsgaard G: A Fiction Writer’s Guide to
Peace

A Fiction Writer’s Guide to Peace

Crafting Nonviolent Heroism

1. Introduction Is There Really an Imbalance? Is Nonviolent Action Effective? Are Stories of Nonviolent Heroism Compelling? 2. From Peace Studies to Peace Poetics Peace Education Civil Resistance Case Study: For the Snake of Power Conflict Transformation Case Study: Big Rural 3. Character Arcs Egri's dialectical approach Power and Love Case study: Trading Places Creating Character Arcs Getting to Yes Conclusion Writing exercises 4. Campaigns What is a caper story? Underdogs versus powerful figure/force Initial situation Scheme Preparation Execution Aftermath Conclusion Writing exercises 5. Duels Substitution Intervention Nonresistance Conclusion Writing Exercises 6. Worldbuilding Mythos and worldbuilding Love Persuasion Reconciliation Conclusion Writing exercises 7. Peace Poetics for Activists Creative Literacy Counternarrative Narratology 8. Conclusion Against purity Future directions for peace poetics Bibliography Index

A collection of lyrical and experimental poems, Mermaid Theory redefines the page to visually and textually enact the struggles and celebrations of Arab-American femininity. 
 
In her second full-length collection, Maya Salameh offers a profound exploration of Arab-American identity, weaving together themes of myth, science, and cultural heritage. Salameh's innovative poetic forms blur the lines between ancient myth and psychological scholarship. 
 
Mermaid Theory boldly reimagines Arab-American womanhood in the modern military age, deploying psychological evaluation forms, ritual incantations, and other texts as visual lyric poems to deepen the reader's engagement. Salameh transcends simple narratives of shame or violence to offer a nuanced portrayal of identity, exploring both the privileges and heartbreaks of diasporic exile. Her multilingual poetry bridges Arabic and English, enriching the poems' sonic texture.&nbsp;

Poems

Mermaid Theory

Am I a writer? Where should I get ideas? Is my writing any good? How did my favorite authors make it big? The act of writing is a daunting task for many people, and becoming a "writer" means so much more than putting pen to paper. Dean Nelson embraces the questions that plague writers by turning to some of the best-known authors of our time. With encouragement, advice, and refreshing honesty, writers discuss their own beginnings, struggles, and victories in a manner that will make readers say, "I can do that." In Talking to Writers: The Craft of Nonfiction, readers will hear from Anne Lamott about what she means by writing to heal herself, from David Brooks about what it takes to craft an informed opinion, from Tracy Kidder about the need for revision, and from Elizabeth Gilbert about being humble. Among the many other featured writers are Jeannette Walls, Cornel West, Nick Hornby, George Plimpton, and Susan Orlean, and more. Bringing together interviews from thirty years of the annual Writer's Symposium by the Sea, Nelson reveal writers' motives, connect dots to their past, acknowledge their struggles, and often begin sentences with, "I've never said this publicly before." The revelations are honest and encouraging, with a good dose of humor, to give writers of every level courage and support necessary to live the writing life.

The Craft of Nonfiction

Talking to Writers

SUNY series in American Philosophy and Cultural Thought

A Culture of Justice

"The rising number of ADHD diagnoses, particularly among adults, is not only confirmed by medical studies and mainstream reporting but also the borne out across social media solidarity among people who'd been privately coping with persistent, often inexpressible challenges. Many of contributors to this edited volume can attest to how a later-in-life diagnosis radically demystified the patterns, impulses, and impasses that had impacted their lives and their writing. The essays collected in Chaos, Creativity, Completion reflect the ways in which these varied individuals-poets, novelists, memoirists, filmmakers, and others-have come to understand and embrace the relationship between their ADHD and their creative practices. The resulting pieces vary in form and tone, directness and indirectness, humor and seriousness. Some are analytical, some are reflective, and some are delightfully weird. Several may seem unfocused at first but soon coalesce into cohesive wholes; others adopt experimental formal structures that, for lack of a better word, just seem to work for the author. These differences and idiosyncrasies are precisely what brings these authors together: just as the experience of ADHD varies from person to person, so do the ways in which those experiences can be expressed. Chaos, Creativity, Completion is a kaleidoscopic, adventurous series of takes on what writing looks like today, no matter who you are or what you have"-- Provided by publisher.

New Approaches to Writing and ADHD

Chaos, Creativity, Completion

A book of transition-poetic, political, religious-and its always radical implications. 

Occupied with trans Islamic spirituality, the genocide in Palestine, and the manifold intricacies of queer love, the poems in imogen smith's second collection, raw &amp; zero, open up an unabashedly musical incitement to take a stand on honest ground. The poems in this collection are pastoral and urban, investigating the tensions between the philosophical and the pornographic. The influence of concrete poetry is felt throughout the book's middle section, where the poet plays with the sense of shape, space, and symbols. The author began both medically transitioning and converted to Islam during the writing of this book, which is felt in the book's themes of grounding, meaning, hope, love, lust, identity, and community alongside personal, regional, and global grief.

raw & zero

AI Futures

Redefining Arms Races and Contemporary Warfare

Artificial Intelligence and International Security

Conversations on Race, Justice, and the Future

Until Our Lungs Give Out

Soothing self-care rituals for every day

Calm in a Book

A riveting and moving memoir, portraying the intense struggle for freedom in South Africa. 
 
Apartheid in South Africa was arbitrary and ferocious-its end is widely celebrated. Yet, the monumental difficulties faced by the anti-apartheid movement and the sacrifices made by individuals have been hidden in the broad sweep of time. 
 
Beloved journalist Lionel Morrison brings this history to life again, honouring his forgotten comrades. He shares memories as a defendant alongside Nelson Mandela in the Treason Trials, being forced to leave South Africa, meeting leaders of the non-aligned movement, the heady days of Third World nationalism, fighting subtle racism in Britain, and much more. With sharp intellect and warm humour, Morrison's stories reveal the intimate experience of grand geopolitical shifts-and how politics is lived. 
 
Completed by Liz Morrison after her husband's death, Footprints is an ode to community, truth, and resistance.

A Black Journalist’s Fight Against Apartheid in South Africa and in Exile

Footsteps

Bloomsbury Writer's Guides and Anthologies

A Writer's Guide and Anthology

Short-Form Creative Writing

Forgiveness is necessary in the long fight for a just world-but it is only possible after the oppressed are victorious. 
 
For too long, revolutionary social movements have reconciled to defeat. We must start winning again. Forgiveness is a necessary strategy for remaking the world, to secure and sustain victories, to turn one-time enemies into friends. 
 
With deep political commitment and lucid moral clarity, David Renton makes the case for forgiveness, but of a particularly unruly sort. Tracing the tragic abuse of Eleanor Marx and Jane Wells, the mistakes of the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the courage of the Bolshevik Revolution, and the redemption of an American televangelist, Renton urges us to forgive, but only after tearing down the citadels of the rich. 
 
Revolutionary Forgiveness merges history with philosophy, infuses politics with ethics, and connects collective struggle with the individual's search for justice to demand a future for all-when the oppressed will be magnanimous in power, and even former oppressors will be free.

Beyond Moralism, Toward Liberation

Revolutionary Forgiveness

A Fiction Writer’s Guide to Peace

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