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For courses in Creative Writing. This comprehensive guide combines theory, practical advice, and examples in each chapter to provide an introduction to creative writing that not only explores elements of effective writing that are applicable to all genres, but also considers the creative writing enterprise and the necessary “writerly attitude.”