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profound
showing great insight; strongly felt
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dignitiy
the quality of being considered worthy of respect and acting accordingly
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oblibion
the state of being forgotten unaware or obliterated
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perservere
to stay with something despite struggle
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soporific
sleep inducing
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scintillating
brilliant liveliy sparkling
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cathartic
causing a release of emotion
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superficial
shallow
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ambiguity
the quality of having more than one possible meaning
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tenacity
a charecter quality of strong determination
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felicity
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vivid
clear bright brilliant
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quixotic
hopelessly romantic

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GRAY
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cynic
someone who finds fault
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curmudgeon
a crabby person
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scrupulous
attentive to detail, concerned about avoiding mistakes
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visceral
from your gut, originating in emotion not logic
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complacent
satisfied with metioctiry
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pseudonym
pen name name you write under which isn’t your real name
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debauched
completely immorral no values of right or wrong
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eclectic
collected from the very best of several catagories
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self-deprecating
humorously modest and self critical
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scathing
bitterly critical
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effusive
over the top in emotion or expression
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snarky
crabby sassy and sarcastic
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facetious
playfully humorous and not to be taken seriously
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parody
humorous exageration of a work that already exists
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idyllic
pleasing in natural simplicity happy and peaceful
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nostalgic
having a bittersweet longing for the past
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ambialent
having simultaneous contradicting emotions
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poignant
keenly sturring to the emotions
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sanguine
confidently optimistic

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i feel like torin would be sanguine
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sentimental
ruled by emotions
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dispassionate
not easily moved
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pensive
engaged in deep thought
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whimsical
playful and charmingly unpredictable
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aesthetic
having an appreciation for beauty
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sublime
perfect noble and of high worth
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ineffable
cannot be expressed in words
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nuance
a subtle difference
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edifying
morally or spiritually beneficial
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macabre
gruesome, dealing with death
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maniacal
insane
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surreal
resembling dreams more than reality
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epiphany
sudden revelation of insight "ah ha" moment
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conviction
strongly held belief
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incredulous
tend to doubt
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cynical
tending to find fault
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excruciating
extremely painful
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cataclysmic
catastrophic
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succinct
brief
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terry tempest williams
b 1955

american writer and educator

conservationist and activist

writer in residence at harvard divinity school
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sam cook
b. 1948

duluth writer of essays and books

outdoor focus

wrote for duluth news tribune for 38 years
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diablo cody (brooke busey)
b. 1978

lived in minneapolis

discovered via blog by hollywood producer

won best screenplay oscar: juno
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dave barry
b. 1947

humor columnist and novelist

appeared in more than 500 newspapers

won the pulitzer prize for commentary
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flight of the concords
comedy duo bret mckenzie and jermaine clement

new zealand

musicians comedians and actors
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e.e. cummings
1894-1962

american experimental poet

critics didn’t understand him

wrote romantic transcendentalism
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langston hughes
1902-1967

harlem renaissance writer

jazz poetry

known for portrayals of black like in 20’s to 60’s america
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edgar allan poe
1809-1849

american gothic writer of fiction and poetry

short stories : “the tell tale heart” poetry : the raven the bells

inventor of the modern detective story
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taylor swift
1989

singer songwriter actor producer and director

debuted in 2006 self titled album

noninated for over 1000 awards 500+ wins
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%%mary%% shelly
1797-1851

english writer

parents were famous writers

wrote %%frankenstien%% (considered the first sci fi novel) when she was 18
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joy harjo
1951

member of the creek nation

award winning poet musician playwrite and author

23rd poet laureate of the us first native american poet laureat
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kurt vohnegut
1922-2007

american writer novels plays short stories non fiction

slaughter house five (1962) his 6th novel, was his breakthrough

fought in WWII and was captured in the battle of the bulge
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ambrose bierce
1842-1914?

served as a union army officer during the civil war

wrote civil war and supernatural stories and the devils dictionary

wrote scathing criticisms as a journalist and a journalist and editorialist
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steven king
b. 1947

64 novels, over 200 short stories (as of 2022)

5 nonfiction books

numerous awards including national medal of arts
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gwendolyn brooks
1917-2000

influential poet

first black author to win a pulitzer

first black woman appointed national poet laureate
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writing helps you _____ who you are
discover
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writing enhances your _____
creativity
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stream of consciousness writing follows a character’s or writers flow of ____ as they occur
thoughts
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writing in flow is a state of writing where ideas stream onto the page without interruption or _____
distraction
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creative means having the ability to create things that are
new original and unique
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how should you measure whether or not something you do is creative
i am the only standard
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a myth about creativity
some people just don’t have the ability to be creative
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what does CORE in creativity stand for?
Curiosity

Openness

Risk

Energy
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what side of the brain does writing come from
left
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when your without ideas for writing or even just mentally fatigued…
try using your right brain for a while

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look up from what you’re doing

do something artistic

do something athletic
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steps of the creative writing process

1. get ideas
2. organize
3. write
4. revise
5. edit
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revise vs edit
revise = better overall writing - detail pacing meaning clarity order

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edit = technical stuff - spelling punctuation
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show, don’t
tell
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appeal to the
senses
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to fix dull diction start with weak
verbs
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the weakest word to start a sentence with
there
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five factors that contribute to voice
diction - word choice

tone - mood or attitude

rhythm - created primarily through sentence length and syntax

imagery how the writer paints pictures

detail
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ms warmanens advice for developing your writing voice
just start talking on paper
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first simple rule for good writing

be ____
be ==specific==!
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second simple rule for good writing

use _____ voice
use ==active== voice
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third simple rule for good writing

use _____ structure
use ==parallel== structure
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fourth simple rule for good writing

vary sentence _____ and ______
vary sentence ==structure== and ==length==
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fifth simple rule for good writing

prefer strong ___ __and strong__ ______ over adjectives and adverbs
prefer strong ==nouns== and strong ==verbs== over adjectives and adverbs
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sixth simple rule for good writing

avoid _____
avoid ==cliches==
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poetry is the language of
emotion
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LOOK AT PAGE 42 AND 43!!!!!!!!!!!!
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what gives a poem a beat
syllables
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iambic pentameter mirrors your
heartbeat
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how many feet are in iambic pentameter?
5 per line
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one foot has how many syllables? and which one is stressed
2 syllables, second one is stressed
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parts of plot in order
exposition

narrative hook

rising action

climax

falling action

resolution
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4 different points of view
first person - narrator uses i or me

third person - he she and they

* third person knows only one character’s thoughts
* omniscient third person - kingknows thoughts of more than one person, usually all
* limited third person - doesn’t know anyone’s thoughts
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king says writing is ____
no clue
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the _____ is not your friend
no clue