Testing the Water
Hey, y'all . . . I'm hijacking Elisabeth's day (since she's offline due to computer issues) to ask a quick question. In the comments for my Friday post, Joan and I were talking about my English major background as a shortcut to the study of craft. Anyway, I got to thinking . . .
If I put together a mini-workshop on the study of syntax and diction in other authors' work (maybe in late May or early June), would anyone be interested?
If I put together a mini-workshop on the study of syntax and diction in other authors' work (maybe in late May or early June), would anyone be interested?
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posted by Linda Winfree at 5:43 PM
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Shortcut??? No WAY! No shortcut about majoring in English!!! You took the long and in-depth route to learning craft! That's why you don't have to focus on it now -- it's ingrained.
I'd love a mini course focused on other's writing. (Most of it will probably go over my head, but I'll catch what I can.) I think there is sooo much to learn by studying others, which I get very little time to do.
Linda,
This is the first time I've had any luck opening the comments section on RWKF in a long, long time. So I'm responding late, but I guess that's better than never.
I think a mini course on this would be very interesting. So I say go for it!!
Theresa
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