ENG 372W - Travel Writing

3 credit(s)
In this course, travel writing is employed to discover what it means to be a traveler and how writing can be used to understand other cultures, new places, and individual experiences when traveling to these places. Travel writing in all its forms offers opportunities to share adventures and the places visited (or even those places well known to the writer) with readers. In this course, students read examples of and experiment (planning, drafting, revising) with a variety of forms of travel writing, including a travel journal, a thematic travel blog, a personal narrative, guidebook entries, magazine-style travel articles requiring research; and/or poetry, fiction, and plays based on travel.
Prerequisite(s): WRT 110W, WRT 111W or WRT 210W, and ENG 225W; or permission of the instructor.

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