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'Creative writing bears many similarities to the moving body. Well-crafted writing is derived from the senses and follows the body’s natural rhythms. It is animated by the intent or voice of the author and resonates with others on an equally deep and authentic level. Embodied words flow at the right pitch to engage readers in mutually resonating play. Writing creatively involves accessing the body’s natural intelligence to craft words that breathe with life.' (Publication abstract)

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    y separately published work icon New Writing vol. 19 no. 4 2022 25393069 2022 periodical issue 'Around 10 years ago, New Writing published an interview with Chris Bigsby. Professor Chris Bigsby of the University of East Anglia (UEA), ‘literary analyst and novelist’, as most biographical entries go. C.W.E. Bigsby, as he has sometimes been known in print. Christopher William Edgar Bigsby F.R.S.A. F.R.S.L. Chris Bigsby, biographer, and consummate interviewer of other writers, on stage, on T.V., in literary festivals and in classrooms. In short, a frighteningly accomplished ‘man of letters’, though that phrase seems threadbare when considering the Bigsby case.' (Editorial introduction) 2022 pg. 468-477
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