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Welcome to Section 4. In this section you will study prose fiction. The readings below give detailed information and examples about the tools writers use to create fiction. The slide presentation further explains these details and examples, and shows how to apply them in your own writing.
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The written assignment for Section
4 is Paper 3. Paper 3 is a one thousand (1000) word short story whose purpose is to entertain. Paper 3 must be accepted before you move on to Section 5. |
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Note 1: Unlike Part 1 and Part 2 of the Course Packet (PACK 1 and PACK 2), Part 3 of the Course Packet (PACK 3) does not contain page numbers. You are welcome to hand-number them for your convenience. However, you will not need to do so for the purpose of doing an MLA style Work Cited entry. Note 2: Paper 3 is similar to an assignment in Web 1113. You MAY NOT use the same paper for both courses. |
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For information on fiction necessary to the successful completion of Paper 3, please click on the hyperlink below and view the presentation. |
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Paper 3
Note: Paper 3 must be submitted and marked "Accepted" before you move on to Section 5. |
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| Section 1 | Section 2 | Section 3 | ||
| Section 4 | Section 5 | Section 6 | ||
| Section 7 | Section 8 | Section 9 | ||
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| Dr. Andrew Geyer | ||||