Persistent Creativity by Peter Campbell
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“A book highlighting the positive benefits of creativity that the sector could use for advocacy Purposes… This book provides a fascinating context for contemporary cultural and creative policy, and the topics covered are incredibly well researched. It is both challenging and inspirational … .” (Andrew Garrad, ArtsProfessional, artsprofessional.co.uk, May 15, 2019)
Peter D. Campbell is a writer and translator. Born in Australia in 1983, he grew up in New Zealand where he developed a love for the great outdoors enjoying sailing and tramping. Having completed high school, he intended to study computer science and political science at the University of Canterbury. He graduated with a degree in Russian and Latin. On completing a his Bachelor of Arts with first class honours he was awarded a scholarship to study in Russia and having studied at St. Petersburg State University, Peter was soon drawn into the stressful and precise world of translation. Over the next ten years Peter continued working in the translation industry specialising in editing books and journals, and PR. While in Russia Peter was strongly attracted to exploring the psychology and motivation of characters - and living in Russia gave him ample opportunity of meeting people from all over the world and many walks of life. It was these experiences which inspired his first novel In My Brother's Shadow. On Departing Russia Peter continued to work as a freelance translator and journalist and later returned to his home town of Christchurch to study journalism at New Zealand's leading journalist training school. Returning to Russia in 2013, eleven years after his first visit to the country Peter has worked for a number of publications including in the capacity of editor at Russia In Your Pocket and guest writer for the St. Petersburg Times. Peter has now spent more than six years living in Russia and he finds the country a great source of inspiration. Peter brings a lot of personal experience and research into his writing. Peter has almost been killed twice in Russia, he was present in Fiji for a military coup and lived through the Christchurch earthquake where former colleagues and students were killed. Peter's main interests include history, psychology, literature and language. He enjoys travelling and does his best to live parallel lives in New Zealand and Europe. The author is a keen fencer and sailor - and does scuba diving. With ten publications currently available on Amazon Kindle, Peter's work has made it into the top five on Amazon's bestseller lists for Literary Mystery, Thriller and Suspense, Psychological Fiction, Roman History and Humour.
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| ISBN 13 | 9783030031183 |
| ISBN 10 | 3030031187 |
| Title | Persistent Creativity |
| Author | Peter Campbell |
| Series | Sociology Of The Arts |
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| Binding Type | Hardback |
| Publisher | Springer Nature Switzerland AG |
| Year published | 2019-01-18 |
| Number of pages | 290 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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