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If you are doing "The Pen is Mightier than the Sword" option for the final project, you need to consider how narrative and drama are punctuated differently than a traditional essay, especially in regard to dialogue. Here are some good resources that will help you get it right and understand the stylistic elements of the original text with which you are working. For additional information about how to handle CHARACTER'S THOUGHTS, see this resource: http://writersrelief.com/blog/2008/07/characters-thoughts-punctuating-and-formatting/

How to Punctuate Dialogue

Advice from Hemingway about Writing

 

Requirements and Grading Criteria:

• Your creative work must be consistent with the original text in terms of style and the use of literary technique;
• You must utilize the conventions of the genre you employ
• You must be consistent with setting, especially with the historical context of the text.
• Your writing must be clear: utilizing punctuation, spelling, and paragraphing in a clear way consistent with the rest of the text.
• Length (dependent on group size: 8 pages for 1 student; 16 for 2 student; 24 for 3 students)

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