Siew David Hii

Department of English

Lecturer

siewdavid.hii@ucf.edu

Biography

Siew David Hii is a fiction writer, essayist, and poet. Their creative work appears in journals such Electric Literature, The Georgia Review, New Orleans Review, The Pinch, and elsewhere. They are the associate poetry editor of Shenandoah.

Research Interests

Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, Poetry, Asian American Literature, Archives

Courses

Course #	Course	Title	Mode	Days/Times	Syllabus
83549	CRW3120	Fiction Writing Workshop Ⅰ	In Person (P)	Tu,Th 3:00 PM - 4:15 PM	Unavailable
In this course, you will write new stories or novel chapters, but our emphasis as a class will be writing in community and expanding our creative practice. That is, we will focus on the writing process. We’ll read fiction from authors with highly varied backgrounds and vastly different approaches to structure, style, and content. This class will be generative; you can expect a lot of in-class writing and sharing. This course also includes a workshop component in which you will give and receive feedback to fellow writers. At the end of the semester, you will submit a portfolio that best serves your creative and professional goals.
83613	CRW3120	Fiction Writing Workshop Ⅰ	In Person (P)	Tu,Th 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM	Unavailable
In this course, you will write new stories or novel chapters, but our emphasis as a class will be writing in community and expanding our creative practice. That is, we will focus on the writing process. We’ll read fiction from authors with highly varied backgrounds and vastly different approaches to structure, style, and content. This class will be generative; you can expect a lot of in-class writing and sharing. This course also includes a workshop component in which you will give and receive feedback to fellow writers. At the end of the semester, you will submit a portfolio that best serves your creative and professional goals.
93566	LIT6097	Studies in Cont Fiction	In Person (P)	M 6:00 PM - 8:50 PM	Unavailable

Course #	Course	Title	Mode	Days/Times	Syllabus
12672	CRW3120	Fiction Writing Workshop Ⅰ	In Person (P)	M,W 3:00 PM - 4:15 PM	Unavailable
In this course, we’ll read fiction from authors with highly varied backgrounds and vastly different approaches to structure, style, and content. This workshop will focus on developing and sustaining writing as a process and your voice and style as an artist. Expect regular reflection. This class will be generative; you can expect a lot of producing and sharing. This course also includes a workshop component in which you will give and receive feedback to fellow writers. At the end of the semester, you will submit a portfolio that showcases your writing.
12841	CRW3120	Fiction Writing Workshop Ⅰ	In Person (P)	M,W 4:30 PM - 5:45 PM	Unavailable
In this course, we’ll read fiction from authors with highly varied backgrounds and vastly different approaches to structure, style, and content. This workshop will focus on developing and sustaining writing as a process and your voice and style as an artist. Expect regular reflection. This class will be generative; you can expect a lot of producing and sharing. This course also includes a workshop component in which you will give and receive feedback to fellow writers. At the end of the semester, you will submit a portfolio that showcases your writing.
12166	CRW4122	Fiction Writing Workshop Ⅱ	Web-Based (W)	12:00 AM - 12:00 AM	Unavailable
In this course, we’ll read fiction from authors with highly varied backgrounds and vastly different approaches to structure, style, and content. This workshop will focus on developing and sustaining writing as a process and your voice and style as an artist. Expect regular reflection. This class will be generative; you can expect a lot of producing and sharing. This course also includes a workshop component in which you will give and receive feedback to fellow writers. At the end of the semester, you will submit a portfolio that showcases your writing.
12747	CRW4122	Fiction Writing Workshop Ⅱ	Web-Based (W)	12:00 AM - 12:00 AM	Unavailable
In this course, we’ll read fiction from authors with highly varied backgrounds and vastly different approaches to structure, style, and content. This workshop will focus on developing and sustaining writing as a process and your voice and style as an artist. Expect regular reflection. This class will be generative; you can expect a lot of producing and sharing. This course also includes a workshop component in which you will give and receive feedback to fellow writers. At the end of the semester, you will submit a portfolio that showcases your writing.

Course #	Course	Title	Session	Mode	Days/Times	Syllabus
59476	CRW3211	Creative Nonfiction Workshop Ⅰ	B	Web-Based (W)	12:00 AM - 12:00 AM	Unavailable
In this course, you will learn and apply craft terminology and strategies of contemporary storytellers. We’ll read nonfiction from authors with highly varied backgrounds and vastly different approaches to structure, style, and content. This class will be generative; you can expect a lot of writing exercises, which will be shared with our community of artists. This course also includes a workshop component in which you will give and receive feedback to fellow writers. At the end of the semester, you will submit a portfolio that showcases your writing.