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Safari File Edit View History Bookmarks Window Help gastate.view.usg.edu - ENGLISH COMPOSITION... Videos with Questions Sun Feb 5 10:35 PM 00 oo - Inflation - Connect Bracelets I Tiffany & Co. Instructions Assignment Guidelines Designer Sunglasses for Women - Luxury Sunglasses... Essay 1: Ideology Narrative Fragmented Ideology Narrative For Project 1 , you will develop three of your "The Time When"s in order to create a story-in-fragments. You'll want to construct scenes rather than summaries of emotional states. Don't tell us how it felt; show us what happened so that we may feel it too. This is achieved through the application of creative-writing techniques (sensory detail, setting, character, dialogue) in what we call "creative nonfiction" real stories that are told like fiction. There's only one catch: You cannot tell us what the connection between these stories is. We should be able to feel the connection, but you cannot state it outright. Sound good? Here are a few other tips for writing creative nonfiction: Connect to your audience through the story, not through rambling summary of "how it felt." By showing us each scenethe actions, the setting, the sensory details, the detailed narrative recollection of the memorywe will sense the invisible thread without having to be told. Concentrate on sensory details. These are short pieces, so you don't need to reflect or explain your emotionswe will get a sense of them through scene and specifics. Showing is more important than telling. Showing vs. Telling._"Show, don't tell." This is a common mantra of narrative writing. Here's the difference: Telling: "It made me sad." Showing: "I cried as I clung to the baby blanket." Telling: "She was a caring person, and she always made me happy." Showing: "She made homemade French onion soup when I was sick." See how much easier it is to feel emotion through showing? We can smell the soup and see her bringing it in on a tray while the narrator sniffles and coughs. It's specific and it's sensorythat's what you're going for. (It's okay to tell every once in a while, but showing allows your audience to come to the realization themselves while oooe