TENTATIVE CLASS SCHEDULE, ENGLISH 223.018
*Subject to change, according to our changing schedules and evolving learning goals.
TENTATIVE CLASS SCHEDULE, ENGLISH 223.018
*Subject to change, according to our changing schedules and evolving learning goals.
WEEK 7: (Fiction)
Tuesday, 10/20: Fall Break—no class
Thursday, 10/22: Read the Introduction to the Seagull Reader (Stories) & “What You Pawn I Will Redeem,” p. 8. Write Imitation #1.
Note on Imitation Exercises Due at the Start of Class Every Tuesday: Write a 2-to-4 paragraph imitation that could be inserted into one of the stories we read for Tuesday (for this week, Alexie’s “What You Pawn I Will Redeem”) and post it on the wiki. Try to maintain the tone, voice, syntax, diction, point of view, etc. of the original. Begin with sentence or two from the original so we know where your imitation fits within the narrative.
Workshop Groups:
1. Lee (leeatk), Jill (jhaap), Chelsea (cmjenk), Stephen (stostrow), Lauren (lwinfrey)
2. Riley (rjcunni), Joe (howardjm), Mallorie (malking), Lucy (lcyzhao), Jason (jgoldro)
3. Elizabeth (olenzek), James (imirzian), Bryce (brycel), Robert (turerr), Taryn (taryno)
4. Sarah (sarahee), Elliot (ejacks), Amanda (aesell), Paul (pvought)
WEEK 8: (Fiction)
Tuesday, 10/27: Read “Sonny’s Blues,” p. 29. Write & post Imitation #2.
Thursday, 10/29: Read “The Story of an Hour,” p. 120 & “I’m a Mad Dog Biting Myself for Sympathy,” p. 148
WEEK 9: (Fiction)
Tuesday, 11/3: Read “A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings” p. 165 & “The Yellow Wallpaper,” p. 172. Write and post Imitation #3. Fiction Workshop stories due.
Thursday,11/5: Read “Hills Like White Elephants,” p. 203 & “Girl” p. 231. Comment on workshop story.
Fiction Workshop 1:
Group 1)__Lee___________________________________________
Group 2) Riley_______________________________________________
Group 3)_Elizabeth___________________________________________
Group 4)__Sarah______________________________________________
WEEK 10: (Fiction)
Tuesday, 11/10: Read “The Hourse Dealer’s Daughter,” p.233. Write and post Imitation #4. Fiction Workshop stories due.
Thursday, 11/12: Read “Shiloh,” p. 265. Comment on workshop story.
Fiction Workshop 2:
Group 1)_Jill_____________________________________________
Group 2) Joe_____________________________________________
Group 3)_James___________________________________________
Group 4)_Elliot___________________________________________
WEEK 11: (Fiction)
Tuesday, 11/17: Read “Where are you Going, Where Have You Been?” p. 336 & “The Things They Carried,” p. 354. Write and post Imitation #5. Fiction Workshop stories due.
Thursday, 11/19: Read “A Good Man is Hard to Find,” p. 372. Comment on workshop story.
Fiction Workshop 3:
Group 1)_Chelsea____________________________________________
Group 2) Mallorie________________________________________
Group 3)_Bryce__________________________________________
Group 4) Amanda________________________________________
WEEK 12 (Fiction)
Tuesday, 11/24: Read “I Stand Here Ironing,” p. 401 & “A & P,” p. 450. Write and post Imitation #6. Fiction Workshop stories due.
Thursday, 11/26: THANKSGIVING BREAK (NO CLASS)
WEEK 13 (Revision)
Tuesday, 12/1: Read, “Currents,” p. 457 & “Everyday Use,” p. 459. Write and post Imitation #7. Comment on workshop stories. Fiction Workshop stories due.
Fiction Workshop 4:
Group 1)_Stephen_______________________________________
Group 2) Lucy__________________________________________
Group 3)_Robert________________________________________
Group 4)_Paul__________________________________________
Thursday, 12/3: Read “A Worn Path,” p. 469. Comment on workshop stories.
Fiction Workshop 5:
Group 1)__Lauren________________________________________
Group 2) _Jason_________________________________________
Group 3)__Taryn_________________________________________
Group 4)_Sarah___________________________ (volunteer for 2nd workshop)
WEEK 14 (Revision)
Tuesday, 12/8: Read “The New Dress” p. 492 & “The Swimmer” p. 99. Write and post Imitation #8. Work on your portfolio.
Thursday, 12/10: Final Portfolio Due (5-7 pages of poetry and at least 7 pages of short fiction).