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TASK: To produce an anthology of at least five short stories.

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TASK: To produce an anthology of at least five short stories.

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You must include at least two of a gothic/horror genre (which you will be studying in class) and 3 others from a genre of your choice.
Each story needs to be between 250 and 500 words.
Your stories will need to be: well punctuated, have a range of language techniques and lots of challenging vocabulary (remember - you can use a thesaurus).
Your story collection will need a front cover and a contents page.
Hand-in Date: W/C 9th October
(Speak to your individual class teacher for the specific date).

Use this PADLET to help you with your stories.

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Advice from Stephen King when you're proof-reading your own stories...

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Advice from Stephen King when you're proof-reading your own stories...

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Hand-in Date: W/C 4th December
(Speak to your individual class teacher for the specific date).

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Remember you can only do two gothic/horror...

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Use this website for help, tasks, games and more...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/skillswise/topic/punctuation

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flthk8SNiiE

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Mrs Woodvine has found a handy website which gives you a first page snippet into lots of novels...
http://www.recommendmeabook.com/
Struggling? Stop and take a read.

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For a paragraph idea... not an entire story!

http://readforgood.org/the-storymaker/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIzbGT0pTy1AIV5pXtCh2TmQrqEAAYASAAEgJT8_D_BwE

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http://www.shortstoryideas.co.uk/titles.htm

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http://www.pobble365.com
Mrs Woodvine has found a useful website that will also link in with your GCSE questions.

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Use your PLCs in your books for a starting point to focus on at home.

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Use your PLCs in your books for a starting point to focus on at home.

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https://www.amazon.co.uk/GCSE-English-Literature-Poetry-Guide/dp/1782943625/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1499408848&sr=8-3&keywords=cgp+guide+poetry+9-1+aqa

This is very useful and only focuses on the poems that you'll need!