ENGL3045WRITING FICTION
Credits (Min/Max): 3/3
This special topics course enables students to develop the craft of fiction-writing. Subjects to be covered include audience, point of view, characterization, world-building, story arc, dialogue, editing/revising, and publication. Students will develop works of fiction with the support of a publishing writer and the other members of the workshop, and will be provided guidance in submitting polished works for possible publication.
PREREQUISITES:
ENGL1012(H)
ENGL3051PUBLICATION DESIGN (GCDN3051)
Credits (Min/Max): 3/3
This course combines the two elements that result in publication: writing and layout. Intended for prospective designers as well as writers, the course will educate students in how words and images work together; functional art in action; font and publication personalities; logo design; newspaper and magazine design; public service publications; newsletters; and the art of popular culture. Cross-listed with GCDN3051.
PREREQUISITES:
ENGL1012 or ENGL1012H
ENGL3064WRITING CREATIVE NONFICTION
Credits (Min/Max): 3/3
This course expands upon the material taught in Journalism I, Journalism II, and Readings in Creative Nonfiction by inviting students to produce multiple creative nonfiction pieces about, but not limited to, people, places, things, and personal essays.