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Ghost Story Requirements

Ghost Story Requirements. In the tradition of Mary Shelley…. Ghost Story Requirements. 2 (minimum) to 3 (maximum) pages Single-spaced MLA heading Creative title Gothic elements included. Research Links for Ghost/Horror Story.

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Ghost Story Requirements

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  1. Ghost Story Requirements In the tradition of Mary Shelley…

  2. Ghost Story Requirements • 2 (minimum) to 3 (maximum) pages • Single-spaced • MLA heading • Creative title • Gothic elements included

  3. Research Links for Ghost/Horror Story • http://sem2creativewriting.wikispaces.com/2+Ghost+or+Horror+Story+assignment • http://jamesgang.com/campfire/html/stories.html

  4. Poetry Requirements In the tradition of the Sonnet and Carpe Diem Poems…

  5. Poetry Requirements • 3-5 poems in Anthology/Collection • 1 sonnet; 1 carpe diem; others in the style you wish • MLA heading • Creative titles • Poetry elements included

  6. Research Links for Poetry • http://www.sonnetwriters.com/how-to-write-a-sonnet/ • Write Source—367-37 • http://sheaduane.hubpages.com/hub/Carpe-Diem-Poetry-Write-like-an-ancient-Roman • http://www.poets.org/viewmedia.php/prmMID/20258

  7. Graphic Novel Requirements In the tradition of Beowulf, Brave New World, and 1984…

  8. Graphic Novel Requirements • 10 pages (both text and illustrations/graphics/photos) • Hero as protagonist • MLA heading (back cover) • Creative title • Be creative with graphic and graphic novel elements

  9. Expectations • Appropriate language is expected.  • Any type of racial, ethnic, sexist, sexual, obscene, etc. language will not be tolerated.

  10. Timeline—Week 1 • Friday, May 10th—Project Requirements & Brainstorming • Monday, May 13th—Finish brainstorming; drafting • Tuesday, May 14th—Drafting (Computer Lab, if available) • Wednesday, May 15th—Drafting (Computer Lab) • Thursday, May 17th—Drafting (Computer Lab); upload to Turnitin.com by 11:59 PM. • Friday, May 18th—Bring hardcopy of draft; peer review; due in class (3:00 PM)!

  11. Timeline—Week 2 • Monday, May 21st—Revision; peer feedback; upload final copy to Turnitin.com by Tuesday morning by 7:00 AM. • Tuesday, May 22nd—Hardcopy due in class; oral presentations • Wednesday, May 23rd—Oral presentations • Thursday, May 24th—Oral presentations (if needed) • Friday, May 25th—Awards

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