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Reading and Writing Horror: Novel Study and Creative Writing for Teens
Class experience
US Grade 9 - 12
Intermediate - Advanced Level
In this class, students will be reading “A Night in Lonesome October ” by Roger Zelazny and writing their own horror stories. He is a classic author in horror, science fiction, and fantasy. He won 6 Hugos and 3 Nebula awards among other honors. Each week we will read a section of the novel, discuss it, and then study Zelazny's creative writing techniques. We will be using videos on writing taken from Youtube (including the recordings of Brandon Sanderson's college class on writing...
Students will gain skill and confidence in literary analysis. Students will write and edit a fantasy project they can be proud of!
I am eager to have your learner join the students from 5-50 to whom I have taught English. Although my original BA is in Psychology, I have taught both ESL and English at three different Universities abroad. I love students and I love literature. I have written a published non-fiction book, have another at the publisher, and have a completed novel in the editing process. I am eager to help North American students get a worldwide perspective on literature drawing from my own experiences as a reader and a traveler.
Homework Offered
Homework is a very important part of this class. Students will be assigned both reading, writing and watching homework each week. To understand and benefit from the class this must be done before class. Students will also spend 3 weeks creating a story, 1 week peer-editing, 1 week revising, and then present their stories to the class.2 - 4 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Students will receive detailed feedback from the teacher as their story progresses.Grades Offered
We will read "A Night in Lonesome October" by Roger Zelazny. This book needs to either be purchased or gotten from the library in time for students to read before the first class. We will also be watching sections of Brandon Sanderson's lectures and other writing background for free on Youtube for homework.
"A Night in Lonesome October" is a horror story. It has some cursing/foul language. It is not particularly frightening, but parents of sensitive students should be aware that it has a number of classic horror characters, lots of tension, and references to off-screen deaths. In the end scenes, there is a time when some characters try to open a gate and summon an elder god. I believe that you know best for your learner, please feel free to read the novel and contact me with any questions.
Students will need to have access to the novel "A Night in Lonesome October" before class begins to do their reading. We will also be using Google Docs to do and share homework.
I teach all kinds of English classes including writing, grammar, literature, and ESL. I am an avid reader of fiction and non-fiction especially poetry, science fiction, and fantasy. I have been teaching for more than 10 years. I taught English...
Group Class
$150
for 6 classes1x per week, 6 weeks
55 min
Completed by 14 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 13-18
2-8 learners per class