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For those that wanted reminding what the course covered 

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For those that wanted reminding what the course covered 

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This is a famous O'Henry story called 'After Twenty Years

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Pride & Prejudice
Chapter 56

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Follow in the footsteps of Charles Dickens

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Follow in the footsteps of Charles Dickens

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Three pdfs follow which relate to the use dialogue for exposition,  plot and character development 

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Three pdfs follow which relate to the use dialogue for exposition,  plot and character development 

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A deceptively clever chuck of dialogue from Elmore Leonard's Cuba Libre

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Do some straight dialogue with no tags or text, then expand it by integrating narrative and dialogue tags where necessary

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Follow this link for the             WEA feed-back forms:  https://bit.ly/2JXR8pZ

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Follow this link for the             WEA feed-back forms:  https://bit.ly/2JXR8pZ

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Please rate your skills and/or understanding in this subject. 1 is low, meaning that you know very little, while 5 shows that you have a good understanding

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The differences between writing in the First and Third person

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The differences between writing in the First and Third person

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Please download and print  the pdf below which we're going to use on the 2 May lesson

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New Zealand-born Katherine Mansfield, usually linked with the Bloomsbury Set, revolutionized the short story.....

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New Zealand-born Katherine Mansfield, usually linked with the Bloomsbury Set, revolutionized the short story.....

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Please download and read this one: Miss Brill

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Why is James Bond more famous than The Pope? 007 isn't even real. It's all to do with the power of fictional characters.....

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Why is James Bond more famous than The Pope? 007 isn't even real. It's all to do with the power of fictional characters.....

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Please download and print the pdf below for Wednesday

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If we were in a classroom, the walls would be covered with WEA posters relating to its services, philosophy and guidelines for health and safety. Instead, they're below plastered over my brick wall. To view, please scroll down.....

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If we were in a classroom, the walls would be covered with WEA posters relating to its services, philosophy and guidelines for health and safety. Instead, they're below plastered over my brick wall. To view, please scroll down.....

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This is the link you need to use to join the group on Wednesday:

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This is the link you need to use to join the group on Wednesday:

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https://the-wea.zoom.us/j/994835257

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Before you can join the course, you need to download Zoom so I can see you and you can see me. Follow the link below and open a free account. They don't pester you afterwards, honest!
https://zoom.us/

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An excellent range of books chosen by those on the class.
If you haven't read them, get to it!

Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger (Tracy)
David Copperfield by Charles Dickens (Margaret)
Death on the Nile by Agatha Christie (Lizzie)
Hound of the Baskervilles by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Mark)
Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien (Peter)
Moon Tiger by Penelope Lively (Ali & Lesley)
Nights at the Circus by Angela Carter (Heather)
Ruth Rendell as favourite author (Joanne)
Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Amanda)
The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho (Maria)
The Lacuna by Barbara Kingsolver (Stephanie)
Watership Down by Richard Adams (Deb)

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Here's the opening lines to ten novels, some well known, some not. We're going to look at these two pages in the first lesson, so please print the attachment and have it handy when you login

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Before we get started, download the attachment below. This is a piece by George Orwell called Why I Write. Orwell died in 1950, but is still generally regarded as one of the 20th century's greatest writers. Read this and you will also learn something about yourself.