Creative Writing : Horrors, Thriller and Murder Stories

Understand the fundamentals of creative writing

Develop your writing skills and style

Write fiction and non-fiction works

Create compelling characters and dialogue

Build suspense and tension in your stories

Write poetry, business proposals and other writings

Edit, evaluate and get published

Module 01 provides an introduction to creative writing, covering the basics of writing style, grammar and structure. You will learn about the different genres of writing and how to write compelling stories that engage your readers.

In Module 02, you will learn about the development of creative writing, including the history of the craft and the techniques used by successful writers. You will learn about the importance of reading and how to develop your own unique writing style.

Module 03 covers the art of novel writing, including how to structure a story, create compelling characters and develop a plot that will keep your readers engaged.

In Module 04, you will explore the world of non-fiction writing, learning how to write in a clear and concise manner.

Module 05 focuses on the art of creating fictional characters, helping you develop characters that are relatable and interesting to your readers. You will learn about characterisation techniques and how to use them to bring your characters to life.

In Module 06, you will learn how to write realistic dialogue, an essential skill for any writer. You will learn about the importance of dialogue in storytelling and how to write dialogue that is natural and engaging.

Module 07, the central focus of the course, covers writing horror, thriller and murder stories. You will learn about the different types of stories in these genres and how to create suspense, tension and atmosphere in your writing.

Module 08 covers writing for children, including the different types of children's literature and how to write in a way that engages young readers.

In Module 09, you will explore the world of poetry, learning about the different types of poetry and how to write in a way that is expressive and engaging. You will learn about rhyme, metre and the use of imagery in poetry.

Module 10 covers proposal writing, an essential skill for professionals in many industries. You will learn about the different types of proposals and how to write in a way that is persuasive and compelling.

In Module 11, you will develop critical thinking skills, learning how to analyse and evaluate different types of writing.

Module 12 covers business writing, an essential skill for professionals in many industries. You will learn about the different types of business writing, such as emails, reports and proposals, and how to write in a way that is clear, concise and professional.

In Module 13, you will learn about other types of writing, such as screenwriting, playwriting and travel writing.

Finally, Module 14 covers editing, evaluating and getting published. You will learn about the importance of editing and revising your work and how to identify areas for improvement.

Aspiring writers

Creative individuals looking to improve their writing skills

Anyone who wants to learn how to write captivating horror, thriller and murder stories

Creative writer: £20,000 - £60,000 per year

Content writer: £18,000 - £40,000 per year

Journalist: £18,000 - £45,000 per year

Author: £10,000 - £200,000 per year