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One of the most oft-repeated piece of writing advice out there is to "show, don't tell." Alice LaPlante challenges that in chapter 5 of our textbook. Read chapter 5, pages 204-257. For our discussion, pull a detail from one of the two stories in this chapter (either "Brownies" or "Winner Take Nothing") and discuss whether or not that detail is "shown" or "told." Does that work? Do you wish it had been offered to us differently?
As always, post your initial post by Thursday, and respond to at least two classmates by Sunday at midnight.
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Making of a Story: A Norton Guide to Creative Writing By Laplante, Alice Edition : 10 Publisher : NORTON Revised May 2023 page 2 ISBN 13 : 9780393337082
Requirements: Write an Initial Post and Respond to At Least Two Classmates Times New Roman Size 12 Font Double-Spaced APA Format Excluding the Title and Reference Pages | .doc file
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