Description
Investigates short story structure and form as well as narrative style and emphasizes the importance of research and workshop strategies for all forms of writing. Students will craft a series of short stories, demonstrating their ability to control plot and thematic structure, scene and setting, sustained voice (using first person, third person personal and omniscient narrative). Students will work on managing story momentum and the distinction between resolution and resonance in story endings. Prerequisite: graduate standing. Note: This workshop is required for all students in the English graduate program.