From the readings
"Hazel and Christopher" by Casey Plett contains this number of POV changes.
What is three?
The author of "Flowerkicker."
Who is Stephen Graham Jones?
This theory describes the different types of narrators and focalizations found in storytelling.
What is narratology?
We watched this North American reality TV show in class.
What is Big Brother?
The largest island in the Meditteranean Sea.
What is Sicily?
The name of this main character from "Nosedive."
What/who is Lacie Pound?
Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery" was originally published in this decade.
What is the 1940s?
This concept argues that each story has a set of rules.
What is story logic?
We read "The Veldt" as a possible commentary on this current hot-button issue.
What is generative AI?
This Dr. Seuss character shows up one boring rainy day when “our mother was out of the house."
Who is the Cat in the Hat?
DAILY DOUBLE! This is the name and title of the predatory government official in Vonnegut's "Harrison Bergeron."
What is Diana Moon Glampers, United States Handicapper General?
This story is named after this southern African landscape.
What is "The Veldt"?
This theory seeks to understand "feelings."
What is affect/affect theory?
Possible answers: creativity, plot/pacing, editing/revisions, keeping short fiction short, writing dialogue, writing longer fiction.
An epistolary novel is written entirely in this form of communication.
What are letters?
This old English saying is the origin for Deborah L. Devitt's feline fable.
What is "all cats are gray"?
This is the name of the "Most Handsome Drowned Man in the World."
What/who is Esteban?
This quality of character appears twice on the character iceberg.
What is desire (hidden and open)?
This image was the most popular on the introduction survey.
What is "peace and love on planet Earth"?
This beast you can find at the San Diego Zoo is the largest land carnivore on earth.
What is the polar bear?
This modern diagnosis is invoked implicitly in Mckinley Valentine's fae story "The Code for Everything."
What is autism?
AC Wise’s “I Dress My Lover in Yellow” centers around the paintings of this fictional artist.
Who is Blaine Roderick?
This Marxist philosopher described history as a pile of rubble.
Who is Walter Benjamin?
DAILY DOUBLE! "Henosis" comes from this ancient Greek term.
What is "the one"/oneness?
The Latin word sinister not only means bad, but also this common directional term.
What is left/left handed?