ENG318 ENG/318 ENG 318 Week 3 Discussion 2/DQ 2 Workshop_ Fiction -[LATEST]

ENG318 ENG/318 ENG 318 Week 3 Discussion 2/DQ 2
Workshop: Fiction -[LATEST]
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ENG318 ENG/318 ENG 318 Week 3 Discussion 2/DQ 2 Workshop: Fiction -[LATEST] Workshop: Fiction- First, post
your stories from your Week Two Writing Fiction assignment. (Please copy and paste them directly into the discussion.)
Next, provide critiques for two peers of your choice and one more for a peer who either does not yet have a critique or
who has the fewest responses to his or her submission (three critiques total). Your first critique should be at least 250
words in length and sufficiently address each of the criteria listed below. Your second and third critiques should be at
least 125 words in length and can focus on one or two criteria in particular, or they can expand on or engage with
another peer?s critique. In your longer critique, be sure to address the following questions: ? What is the central idea,
subject, conceit, or emotion expressed in the piece? Is this expressed clearly or is it obscure? ? What is the tone of the
piece? 27 ENG318: CRATIVE WRITING COURSE GUIDE ? Is language used effectively to create imagery, or could the
images be made stronger? If so, how? ? What is the point of view of the piece and how does it inform your reading? ? Is
the ending effective? Why, or why not? ? Does the piece build on a particular theme? Is its exploration of the theme
effective, or could it be made more so? How? ? What suggestions would you make to the author to improve the work?
Be sure to use specific examples from the piece to substantiate your critique. Remember that a critique includes
constructive criticism and praise, but it should strive to balance both. It is important for the author being critiqued to
understand how his or her piece is being read and whether or not the intent of the writing is conveyed effectively.
Because this is a workshop, and you are given credit on your creative writing assignments, your grade for this activity is
based entirely on your three critiques.
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