References: Baechtel, M. (2004). Shaping the story: A step-by-step guide to writing
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Baechtel, M. (2004). Shaping the story: A step-by-step guide to writing short fiction. New York, NY: Pearson.
Chapter 8, “Dramatization” (pp. 123-126)
This chapter will examine ways to use conflict to make your dramatized scene effective. This resource will be used as a part of this week’s Discussion and Assignments.
Chapter 11, “Endings” (pp. 173-175)
What makes a successful ending? Chapter 11 will teach you how to leave a lasting impression on your reader’s mind. This resource will be used as a part of this week’s Discussion and Assignments.
Chapter 12, “Revising Your First Draft” (pp. 183-188)
Writing a story can be a long process, and this chapter will provide you with questions to ask yourself as you begin the challenge of revising your story. This resource will be used as a part of this week’s Discussion and Assignments.
Jeremy Blodgett, “Not Even Angels Are Immortal” (pp. 199-206)
Wallace Stevens, “The Traveler” (pp. 258-263)
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