Learning by doing a series of assignments of slowly increasing complexity.

This set of excercises applys to creative writing the studio method long practiced in the art of painting. Its emphasis is on practice and small excercises that work up to a larger more complex work of fiction.
Writing from models
Here are some simplified types of situations to write for practice
Situation-type 1
Situation-type 2
Here is some simple story structure to write for practice
Theme model 1
Theme model 2
Theme model 3
Theme model 4
Theme model 5
THE DESCRIPTIVE PARAGRAPH
THE DESCRIPTIVE THEME
THE DESCRIPTION OF A PERSON
Theme model 6
DESCRIPTION OF A PLACE
Theme model 7
DESCRIPTION OF SEVERAL MOODS, PLACES, OR SOUNDS
Theme model 8
THE STORY CONTAINING DESCRIPTION
Theme model 9
Exposition in Narration
THE EXPOSITORY THEME
Theme model 10
Theme model 11
Theme-models XII.-XIV.—THREE TYPES OF THE HISTORICAL ESSAY. 
Theme model 12
Theme model 13
Theme model 14
theme-models that combine Narration, Description, and Exposition.
Theme model 15
Theme model 16
Theme model 17
Argumentation in fiction
Theme model 18
Theme model 19
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