Creative Writing Program Analysis

For a long time, writing has encompassed my soul. From the young age of twelve writing what I called detective stories, and scary stories, and I would do this for hours. My parents would ask me "why do you write so much?' The only answer I could give them was that I had a mind full of ideas, and stories to be told. From that moment forth I knew fiction writing would become a part of my life. It’s something about scaring people that make horror writing fun, and
I want to go into the Creative Writing program because I am a storyteller, and once you give a storyteller pen and paper it creates magic. However, I want to strengthen the genre of horror writing, which is my specialty. Since genre writing isn’t a big trend for most MFA programs, and I want to change that. The amount of research I put into horror writing is extensive, mastering and modeling from the best Horror writer Stephen King because he has mastered all of the sub-genres of Horror. Therefore going into the Creative Writing program will give me an opportunity to share my ideas, research with other writers. The main purpose of a Creative Writing program is it's going to help expand me as human through my writing.
I chose the Creative Writing program at NYU because of its great reputation, and tools given to writers that …show more content…
The literary agent that runs the blog contacted me first, and I’m continuing to write for the blog. I’ve also worked as press at book signings, the most recent book signing was for a gentleman who published his first book It happened, It hurt, Now what?. I've conducted what I call a saturation project on the infamous "Nell Crospey" in the town of Elizabeth City, NC. In which I told her story using different elements of fiction. Nell was a part of a murder that has been unsolved to this day. There have been multiple books about her, therefore I thought why not create my own