00000cam a22000003i 4500 UP-1685594773862098143 Buklod 20240219154159.0 g||| | || || ta 180115s2017 ilu rb |||1 u|eng d 9780226179803 (pbk.) 022617980X (iLib)UPBAG-00026499381 BC-68754 Forefront Book Company, Inc. Php1,116.00 College of Arts and Communication BC-69133 Fastbooks Educational Supply, Inc. Php1,413.00 DLLA Faculty DLC BAG rda eng PN 146 G47 2017 Gerard, Philip author. The art of creative research a field guide for writers Philip Gerard. Chicago The University of Chicago Press 2017. xiii, 220 pages 24 cm Chicago guides to writing, editing, and publishing Includes bibliographical references (pages [211]-213) and index. Prologue: on fire for research (an homage to Larry Brown) --What creative research is and how to use it -- Preparing a research plan -- The tools of the trade -- Archives: what they are, where they are, and how best to use them -- It must be true -- I saw it on the Internet -- The archives of memory, imagination, and personal expertise --The warm art of the interview --Walking the ground and handling the thing itself -- Troubleshooting, fact-checking, and emotional cost -- Breathing life into facts and data on the page. "All writers conduct research. For some this means poring over records and combing, archives but for many creative writers research happens in the everyday world--when they scribble an observation on the subway, when they travel to get the feel for a city, or when they strike up a conversation with an interesting stranger. The Art of Creative Research helps writers take this natural inclination to explore and observe and turn it into a workable--and enjoyable--research plan. It shows that research shouldn't be seen as a dry, plodding aspect of writing. Instead, it's an art that all writers can master, one that unearths surprises and fuels imagination. This lends authenticity to fiction and poetry as well as nonfiction. Philip Gerard distills the process into fundamental questions: How do you conduct research? And what can you do with the information you gather? He covers both in-person research and work in archives and illustrates how the different types of research can be incorporated into stories, poems, and essays using examples from a wide range of writers in addition to those from his own projects."--Amazon.com Authorship. Research. Creative writing. Gerard, Philip author. FO UPBAG UPBAG-MAIN PN 146 G47 2017 Book