3 credits; 3 lecture hours
This course is designed to examine the craft of crime fiction writing. Students read and analyze short stories in the mystery genre and create a portfolio of their own works. They critique each other’s works-in-progress and explore structure, plot, characterization, point of view, atmosphere, and dialogue.
Prerequisite(s): EN 131 or equivalent.
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...104 , FA 105 , FM 303 , FM 324 , IC...total) English: 6 credits. EN 131 meets SUNY...
...104 , FA 105 , FM 303 , FM 324 , IC...total) English: 6 credits. EN 131 meets SUNY...
...104 , FA 105 , FM 303 , FM 324 , IC...total) English: 6 credits. EN 131 meets SUNY...
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