CRWT 3325 — Flash Fiction

4 semester hoursUndergraduateLectureNUpath EI

Offers focused instruction in the writing of flash fiction, a genre of the short story that delivers a complete and well-developed narrative in approximately one thousand words or less. Analyzes literary techniques in classic and contemporary examples of flash fiction, preparing students to produce their own creative pieces. Practices techniques and craft devices such as narrative structure, characterization, point of view, and voice, with emphasis on concision. Utilizes the workshop model to encourage experimentation and to build skills in critique and revision. Discusses opportunities for publication and strategies for submitting flash fiction to traditional and alternative literary venues.

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