'Opening lines' presentation slideshows

Prose Writing for Publication

Prose Writing for Publication. Mr Jason Erik Lundberg GEB Literature Seminar 23 August 2008. Table of Contents. Introduction Narrative Hooks Sustaining Reader Interest Originality vs. Polish Effective Endings Submitting to Publishers Protocols with Editors Online Magazines

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Enterprise Risk: Overview and A Start Up Experience

NC State ERM Roundtable Series October 2005. Enterprise Risk: Overview and A Start Up Experience. Chris Duncan 404.995.3600 Christopher.A.Duncan@marsh.com. Overview. Increasingly, companies are expanding ERM efforts

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Dryden, Absalom & Achitophel 1680-81

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Dryden, Absalom & Achitophel 1680-81

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Yipsir

Coping with Loneliness, shyness and Rejection. Yipsir. The Experience of Loneliness. Social Loneliness not feeling part of a group of friends not having people with whom to share activities Emotional Loneliness having no one to turn to not being understood as a person. Loneliness.

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5 minutes to be salesman for Smart-Local

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To M y Dear and Loving H usband Anne Bradstreet

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Book Quiz !

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The Fish Elizabeth Bishop

The Fish Elizabeth Bishop. The poems describes the relationship formed between Bishop and the fish. Bishop vividly describes the fish in the opening lines. 7 metaphors. Can you find them?. Imagery. The central image is of the poet holding a fish beside her rented boat .

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Conventions of Epic Poetry

Conventions of Epic Poetry. Characteristics of Epic Poetry. Epic narratives originated from word of mouth that was handed down through generations before anyone wrote it down. It was from bronze age Greece which ended in 1100BC. 1. The Hero Figure of great national importance

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The Odyssey

Discussion Questions . The Odyssey. What do you think is the symbolic meaning of the Greek gods and goddesses? Are they meant to be taken literally? If not, what is it that they represent?

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Feather Circles

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The Odyssey

Discussion Questions . The Odyssey. What do you think is the symbolic meaning of the Greek gods and goddesses? Are they meant to be taken literally? If not, what is it that they represent?

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The Narrator of The Hobbit

The Narrator of The Hobbit. The Opening Lines. What is the Problem?. There are some who do not like the narrator nor his (or her ) tone at all:

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