Hen Menashe

[Hen Menashe @ChenMenashe7]

In Clark's "Build your work around a question," he states that good writers anticipate a reader's question and answer it

[Hen Menashe @ChenMenashe7]

One insight from the reading Structure: Lifeblood of the Lyric Essay, is that you should write about something you are passionate about and the form of the essay will come to be from that #engl398r

[Hen Menashe @ChenMenashe7]

For lyric essays, does the structure of the essay inspire the story that you will write about? Or do you need to think of a story first? #engl398R

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One thing I learnt from @lucy398R is how to integrate research into my writing, and allow my readers to have context from it #engl398R

[Hen Menashe @ChenMenashe7]

The clack reading, "Write Towards an Ending," has made a good point of looking for the natural ending. This is something that I will incorporate into my essay and making sure that its not too rushed #engl398r

[Hen Menashe @ChenMenashe7]

I am now researching on the effects of students taking a gap year prior to college #engl398r

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I have changed my idea and who I want to interview for the narrative essay last minute - which led me to really sit and think about what I want to write and research #engl398r

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Regardless of what type of paper I am writing, I always make an outline. It allows me to organize my thoughts and to make sure that I am saying everything I want to say #Engl398r

[Hen Menashe @ChenMenashe7]

"Once you understand what an outline is, it serves to make writing much, much better" (Outline, Frankin) #Engl398r

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Some of the things that I researching is OCD and other types of anxieties that can happen while being in school
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"If I could, I would banish the term interview altogether, since it conjures for too many of us a stressful, even adversarial meeting in which there are good questions and bad, right answers and wrong." (Gerard) #engl398r

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"Every fact was true, and yet the story was utterly false." (The Fact Behind the Facts, Gerad)
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[Hen Menashe @ChenMenashe7]

Overheard in trow hallway:

"Should we lock it? Should we lock it?" Look at me. "I mean with the fire and all, we definitely should."
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One tip from The Role of Research is to gather more information than you'll use (or think you'll use). #engl398r

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"She’d never felt like she fit in." (David Alms, After She Escaped Her Strict Religious Community, There Was No Turning Back) #Engl398R

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@MiniyYimin I really like the way you described your characters and the formating of the story. There was anticipation when reading of wanting to know what will happen next. #engl398r

[Hen Menashe @ChenMenashe7]

In Clack's tool 29, he discusses how planting clues early on can help foreshadow but have the element of surprise. Most of these clues are usually only detected on the second read.
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“No one forgets that they were once captive, even if they are now free.”(Yaa Gyasi, Homegoing) #engl398r

[Hen Menashe @ChenMenashe7]

"We're caught up in the motion, so we move." (Young the Giant, On Repeat) #engl398r

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This quote stood out to me because it's something that many Jewish people feel on a daily basis and their realization that it could happen again. #engl398r

[Hen Menashe @ChenMenashe7]

"God, I thought, it could happen here again." (Alexie) #Engl398r