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Introduction: Writers Read Lesson 1: Genre i. Fiction ii. Creative
Nonfiction iii. Poetry Lesson 2: Hybrids and Multigenre Work i. Graphic
Narrative ii. Photo Essay iii. Prose Poems and Other Hybrids iv. Emerging
Hybrids and Other Multigenre Work Lesson 3: Form i. One Size Does Not Fit
All ii. Long, Short and Shorter iii. In Print, Online and Social Medias
Lesson 4: Plot, Conflict and Theme/Image i. What Drives a Story, Poem or
Essay? ii. Central Theme/Image iii. Plot and Narrative Arc iv. Conflict
Lesson 5: Structure i. Overall Structure ii. Nontraditional Structures iii.
Whitespace and Other Structural Markers Lesson 6: Character Development i.
Discovering Depth and Nuance ii. When the Narrator is Also a Character
Lesson 7: Point of View i. Narrator, Speaker ii. First, Second, and Third
iii. Omniscience and Limits iv. Distance and Closeness v. When the Narrator
is also the Writer (Nonfiction) Lesson 8: Setting i. Place, Space, and Time
ii. Introducing Setting iii. Physical Details Lesson 9: Reading to Discover
Scene i. When Writers Use Scene ii. Short, Long, and In-Between iii.
Recognizing Well-Rendered Scenes Lesson 10: Language i. Developing a
Literary Ear ii. Resonance iii. Sensory Language iv. Style v. Voice and
Tone The End i. Making Connections ii. Each Aspect of Writing Influences
the Others iii. Continuing Down Your Path as a Reading Writer Index
