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Module 2 Creative Nonfiction for Review

Module 2 Creative Nonfiction for Review

Q Submit your draft of your Creative Nonfiction piece Please click upload, so the document will be embedded rather than attached.. Work not submitted as a Word document will not be evaluated. Read two your your colleague's pieces and provide feedback based on the questions asked below: 1. Is the story a journey? Describe and discuss the effectiveness of the story 2. Is there a power struggle? 3. Discuss the connection created to the reader. 4. What suggestions do you have that will help the writer develop the story more fully? Post your draft no later than Thursday night at 11:59 (note late submissions will not be assigned peer reviews) Peer Reviews must be completed by Sunday at 11:59 Directions for Peer Reviews Once you have submitted, check back the next day to see who you will be peer reviewing. To Peer Review, go back to the assignment click on the name(s). Once it opens you will see View Feedback (in the upper right hand corner). Click on that and the document will open. Once it is opened, you will see icons in the upper right of the screen that will allow you to make comments in the text of the paper. Highlight, make comments etc, then just exit (it will save automatically) You will not receive credit for this exercise if you do not follow the directions

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As far back as I could remember, my Grandfather, has been a shining light in my life. When I was little he would babysit me, he was the one who I looked out to when I hit my first home run in little league, the man who took up bleacher space at every football game. He was so consistent in my life and all of a sudden he was gone…. The last time I saw him healthy was at my Aunt Liz’s house on Thanksgiving. “Psss “he would say, “come here I have a great joke or a story to tell you.” I would rush to his side because his stories and jokes provided a sense of comfort to me.