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Prof. Cristal Heffelfinger INGL 3231 Remembered event Prof. Cristal Heffelfinger INGL 3231

What makes an event memorable?

Some types of memorable events Cherished childhood memories Milestones Turning points (change) Crises Accomplishments Firsts Historic events Associations: people, places, emotions, gestures, skills, senses

Key elements in a story WHY WHO WHEN WHERE WHAT HOW

PURPOSE WHY WHEN WHERE WHO WHAT HOW PLOT SETTING CHARACTERS

THE WRITING PROCESS

Brainstorming Make a list of memorable events or experiences. Ask yourself: Is X event worthy of a story? Is it unique? Is it interesting? For whom (audience)? Why is it significant? Do I remember enough details? Choose your topic.

Outlining List basic key elements: Work on the plot: what, how Setting: when, where Characters: who Purpose: why (lesson, significance) Work on the plot: what, how Sequence of events Similarity Craft a beginning, climax, and ending. Set goals for each stage.

Drafting 1, 2, 3… GO!! Remember to: Keep your goals in mind. Guide the reader through the story. Try to engage the senses. Incorporate dialogues, lively descriptions, and rhetorical devices. Make appropriate and complete references. Use precise grammar and vocabulary. Know when to stop

Editing and revising Get rid of redundancy and repetition. Delete unnecessary or excessive details. Double-check grammar, vocabulary, and SPELLING. Vary sentence type and length. Ensure that your main idea is clear and well-developed. Seek and welcome any feedback.

Enjoy and share your finished product

References (links) https://ww2.faulkner.edu/admin/websites/cwarmack/narrative11.pdf https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/685/04/ https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2012/jan/13/our-memories-tell-our-story