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Write Your Own Fairy Tale is a creative writing workbook using the medium of fairy tales. This book is designed to be used in conjunction with the online course of the same name. Use the book to help you to learn about fairy tale structure and then work through a series of activities to write your own fairy tale. We would love to see your storie
LanguageEnglish
Release dateJul 18, 2023
ISBN9780645874204
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Alyssa Curtayne
Alyssa has been teaching for 30+ years. She has a Graduate Diploma in Creative Writing from Deakin University, is a member of the Australian Fairy Tale Society, an oral storyteller (specialising in folk and fairy tales) is a former journalist and sub-editor, a former English teacher and a lover of the ability of stories to transform and transport us into our shared humanity. You can find her work at www.alyssacurtayne.com
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