Write about Gladman’s Event
Factory. Specifically, write about what Gladman is doing in this work with
narrative including: how the text relates form and content, how it (or parts of
it) can be read metaphorically, give examples of mimesis or how Gladman uses this
as an idea throughout. Think also about the various themes or content that
happen in the book such as: “the journey,” experience, gesture, language,
tourism, intuition, architecture, dystopia, etc. in relation to the above
structural/formal properties.
Write 2-3 comprehensive paragraphs, type, print, and bring
to class on Monday to share in conversation.
Etc. assignment updates:
See Creative Project 3 Assignment Sheet on EMU Online
3/17: Gladman + On Narrative, further reading from Biting the Error: Davis (35), Shurin (38), Gladman (46)
3/19: Bring a draft of Creative Project 3 to share/workshop in class; type and print it
3/20: from Biting: Halpern (55), Markotic (119), Harryman (132) and pdf on narrative from JNT
Keep Blogging, see syllabus for additional assignment info and due dates.
Etc. assignment updates:
See Creative Project 3 Assignment Sheet on EMU Online
3/17: Gladman + On Narrative, further reading from Biting the Error: Davis (35), Shurin (38), Gladman (46)
3/19: Bring a draft of Creative Project 3 to share/workshop in class; type and print it
3/20: from Biting: Halpern (55), Markotic (119), Harryman (132) and pdf on narrative from JNT
Keep Blogging, see syllabus for additional assignment info and due dates.
Narrative Writing Exercise–
Postcards
Choose three postcards (real postcards or google “postcard
images” and see what you get). Choose the postcards at random. Spend 15 minutes
writing everything you can about the postcards, anything that occurs to you
when you look at them, anything you think of, any way that you can describe the
images, etc. Start writing and don’t stop until 15 minutes are finished.
Next, turn the material into form narrative of some kind with character(s),
situation (plot), setting (space, place). Try and use the material from all of
the postcards in the story; you can edit and revise further later.
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