TASK:
Pick one author you know and one author you are not that familiar with in each category, for a total of six brainstorms in your final list. Do some research to help yourself find out which ones are most interesting to you. Then in the Comments section, list the six writers you would most be interested in doing for this assignment, in order of priority. In other words, most desirable topic first, on down to number six, and in this list are two from each genre.
Jeremiah's top picks (would rather work alone)
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1 Emily Dickinson
2 Robert Frost
Poetry unknown - 3 Dorothy Parker
3.5 any other poet on the list
Fiction
4 Ernest Hemingway
5 Kate Chopin
Creative non-fiction
6 Hunter S. Thompson
1) Hunter S. Thomson
ReplyDelete2) E.E. Cummings
3) James Wright
4) Ray Bradbury
5) John Krakhauer
6) Flannery O'Conner
I prefer non-fiction and I don't mind if I have a partner or work alone.
fiction: 1.Flannery O Connor, 2. William Faulkner (prefer fiction)
ReplyDeletepoetry: 1. Emily Dickenson, 2. Dorothy Parker (would prefer poetry over creative nonfiction)
creative non-fiction: (I don't know either) 1. Annie Dillard, 2. David Foster
1. Sylvia Plath
ReplyDelete2. Dorothy Parker
3. Ray Bradbury
4. Flannery O' Connor
5. David Foster Wallace
6. Annie Dillard
I prefer to work alone.
No preference when it comes to partners or working solo. I would, however, like to work with fiction.
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Known - Ursula K. LeGuin
Unknown - John Steinbeck
Poetry:
Known - E.E. Cummings
Unknown - James Wright
Creative Non-Fiction:
David Foster Wallace
Hunter S. Thompson
Morgan DeWitt's list (prefer to work alone):
ReplyDelete1.Walt Whitman
2.Ernest Hemingway
3. E.E. Cummings
4. Annie Dillard
5. Billy Collins
6. Hunter S. Thompson
Would work either alone or with a partner
ReplyDeleteFiction:
1. John Steinbeck
2. William Faulkner
Poetry: (preferred)
3. E.E. Cummings
4.Robert Frost
5.Emily Dickenson
Creative non-Fiction:
6.David Foster Wallace
For the fiction, my first choice would be William Faulkner and my second would be John Steinbeck. For Poetry, Emily Dickenson and Billy Collins. For creative non-fiction, John Krakhauer and David Foster Wallace. For this project, if at all possible, I would like to work alone and in fiction.
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