![]() This class is focused on structuring your novel or short fiction around a propulsive plot that will satisfy your readers. Classes are expected to be conducted in person. Butler, as well as short fiction by Lauren Groff and Lesley Nneka Arimah. Readings include novels by Oyinkan Braithwaite, Miriam Toews, Hye-Young Pyun, Jason Reynolds, and Octavia E. No matter where you’re at, we’ll aim to help you gain clarity. This class can speak to writers at any stage of a project, whether you are first contemplating a new work or are deep into your umpteenth revision. As we develop your outline over the semester, you’ll gain clarity on your story’s shape and the characters’ motivations. ![]() You’ll then create an outline of your story in order to strengthen its internal logic and navigate through any structural, pacing, or plotting roadblocks. In collaboration with your classmates, you will distill your own chosen story down to its essential conflict. ![]() Through in-class discussion, writing exercises, and independent reading, we’ll identify techniques for building a compelling, coherent narrative. ![]() ![]()
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