Thursday 18 October Read and respond to "The Sonnet" (55-62).
Monday 15 October Submit your "Moment in a Novel" paper. Remember to register at turnitin.com.
Friday 12 October Read and respond to Invisible Man (chapters 25-Epilogue).
Wednesday 10 October Read and respond to Invisible Man (chapters 21-24).
Friday 5 October Read and respond to Invisible Man (chapter 20). Submit your "Moment in a Novel" proposal.
Wednesday 3 October Select 1-3 sentences from your Invisible Man page. Review "The Concept of Character in Fiction."
Tuesday 2 October Read and respond to Invisible Man (chapters 16-19).
Monday 1 October Read and respond to "The Concept of Character in Fiction."
Tuesday 25 September Read and respond to Invisible Man (chapters 12-15).
Monday 24 September Revise your sestina and submit along with your first draft and comment sheet.
Friday 21 September Compose a strong first draft of your sestina.
Thursday 20 September Read and respond to Invisible Man (chapter 11).
Tuesday 18 September Read and respond to Invisible Man (chapters 7-10).
Friday 14 September Read and respond to Invisible Man (chapters 4-6).
Thursday 13 September Read and respond to "The Sestina" in The Making of a Poem (21-42).
Tuesday 11 September Read and respond to Invisible Man (chapter 3).
Monday 10 September Read and respond to Invisible Man (Prologue through chapter 2).
Friday 7 September Compose a 1-2 page description of the dramatic structure of Fences. Bring Invisible Man to class.
Thursday 6 September Complete a final draft of your villanelle, to be submitted along with your first draft.
Wednesday 5 September Finish and respond to Fences. Acquire Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison by Friday.
Tuesday 4 September Compose and type a strong first draft of your own villanelle.
Friday 31 August Read and respond to Fences, Act I, scenes 1 and 2.
Thursday 30 August Read and respond to "Good Readers and Good Writers" (handout).
Wednesday 29 August Read and respond to "The Villanelle" in The Making of a Poem (5-20).
Tuesday 28 August Compose an exploratory essay in which you consider the symbolic significance of "the place where three roads meet" (2-3 pages).
Monday 27 August Read and respond to the introductory material in The Making of a Poem (Introductory Statement, editors' essays, Verse overview to page 4).
Friday 24 August Finish and respond to Oedipus the King.
Thursday 23 August Read and respond through the fourth choral break in Oedipus the King (page 39 in Dover).
Wednesday 22 August Read and respond through the second choral break in Oedipus the King (page 19 in Dover).
Tuesday 21 August Acquire and bring to class a copy of Oedipus the King.
Friday 17 August In-class essay on Tess of the D'Urbervilles.
Thursday 16 August Welcome to A.P Literature and Composition.

Due today: a 4-6 page essay which reflects on and applies to Tess of the D'Urbervilles some insights, questions and issues raised by Jane Smiley's essay "What is a Novel?"

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