JOHN SINGLETON is Course Director of Creative Writing at The Manchester Metropolitan University. His publications include children's stories, sixth form text books, short fiction, poetry and technical manuals. He is currently writing a novel for a PhD at Lancaster University.MARY LUCKHURST is an award-winning playwright, dramaturge and translator. She is currently teaching playwriting skills for the Cambridge Arts Theatre and studying for a Doctorate at Cambridge University.

'...The Creative Writing Handbook is worth reading for its chapter on screenwriting alone. In fact, the book's range is so broad - from writing for film, stage and radio to short fiction, autobiography and experimental prose - that almost any developing writer will find their concerns addressed...one of the book's strengths is its workshop tie-in's at the end of each chapter, making it invaluable for anyone teaching creative writing at university or A-Level.' - Amanda Cameron, Amazon.co.uk

• How to Use this BookThe Writer and the World; M. Luckhurst & J. SingletonThe Workshop Way; L. AllenWords Words Words; J. Singleton & G. SuttonWriting the Self; A. CoxThe Short Story; J. SingletonInnovative Fiction and the Novel; E. BainesWriting Verse; J. LennardNarrative Fictions for Film and Television; M. Lland & R. NelsonDrama: Writing for Stage and Radio; M. LuckhurstJournalism; M. Luckhurst & B. PrincepEditing & Re-writing; L. Cashdan, M. Luckhurst & J. SingletonRecommended ReadingBiographical NotesAcknowledgements.

JOHN SINGLETON is Course Director of Creative Writing at The Manchester Metropolitan University. His publications include children's stories, sixth form text books, short fiction, poetry and technical manuals. He is currently writing a novel for a PhD at Lancaster University.MARY LUCKHURST is an award-winning playwright, dramaturge and translator. She is currently teaching playwriting skills for the Cambridge Arts Theatre and studying for a Doctorate at Cambridge University.

'...The Creative Writing Handbook is worth reading for its chapter on screenwriting alone. In fact, the book's range is so broad - from writing for film, stage and radio to short fiction, autobiography and experimental prose - that almost any developing writer will find their concerns addressed...one of the book's strengths is its workshop tie-in's at the end of each chapter, making it invaluable for anyone teaching creative writing at university or A-Level.' - Amanda Cameron, Amazon.co.uk

• How to Use this BookThe Writer and the World; M. Luckhurst & J. SingletonThe Workshop Way; L. AllenWords Words Words; J. Singleton & G. SuttonWriting the Self; A. CoxThe Short Story; J. SingletonInnovative Fiction and the Novel; E. BainesWriting Verse; J. LennardNarrative Fictions for Film and Television; M. Lland & R. NelsonDrama: Writing for Stage and Radio; M. LuckhurstJournalism; M. Luckhurst & B. PrincepEditing & Re-writing; L. Cashdan, M. Luckhurst & J. SingletonRecommended ReadingBiographical NotesAcknowledgements.