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Identity - The Blended Learning Book for Writers

Identity - the self-study course-book  

I am delighted to announce that our summer school for writers is now available in book-form for self-study. The short course explores your identity as a writer through place-making texts, activities and an online lecture in YouTube.



The blended-learning course also gets you started with dialogue journaling on Google Drive so you will need Gmail and a free Google Account to make the most of the teaching materials.

The E-Book was originally launched on Google Play Bookstore and is now on Amazon Kindle and also as an Amazon Independent A6 paperback. All of the three formats give you access to the activities online, so you can choose your preferred format from these below

Google Play Bookstore


Kindle eBook Format





Paperback on Amazon



Learn on your mobile

This course is set at the equivalent of a level 4 course as studied at UK universities. The course assumes a very good knowledge of UK English and will help you to develop your writing skills in this language. This book is your course-book. It is designed as an eBook to be bought online from stores such as Google Play Books, and, once downloaded, can be used on your smart phone. In this way the Travel Writer’s Award course is with you at all times, in your pocket and ready to study. A pocket paperback version is also available on Amazon. 


The Literary Travel Writer

The travel writer that this course aims to develop is a literary travel writer. The learning material here is for travel bloggers and those working in destination management and city branding as they consider what makes places valuable to people. The word, literary, in literary travel writer is to show that the writing will hold and communicate this place value, through history, emotion and pleasure within the text itself. Along with an understanding of the places visited by the writer, literary travel writing also expresses and changes the identity of travel writers as they learn and become more accomplished. This leads directly to your first lab work on identity from the imaginary.  

 

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