Your final portfolio should include the
original copies of everything you've written for this course since the
first of the semester. All material should have mechanical errors
corrected, on the original copies, with corrections okayed by me.
1. The first three exercises:
(a) the tale
(b) the parable/legend
(c) first-person narrative
2. The four stories:
(a) first-person, epiphany
(b) unsentimental love story
(c) typical character made
three-dimensional
(d) revised, expanded version of
earlier story
3. Any revisions you may have made. Note: Do not
print out new copies for minor changes. If the changes are
substantial enough to merit printing out new copies, mark the new copy
as "Revision" and include the original version with it.
4. A brief analysis (one page) of the nature of fiction as you
see it after taking this course.
Arrange all materials chronologically, from earliest to latest, with
revisions placed alongside originals. Place these materials in a
manila file folder inside an 11 X 14 mailing
envelope. Put your name and campus address on the outside of the
envelope. If you wish me to mail the portfolio to your home
address, put adequate postage on the envelope.
Note:
for postage, you'll need to have the portfolio weighed at the Marts
Hall post office; just putting a couple of extra stamps on it won't be
enough.