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The Dramatic Writings of Nicholas Udall: Comprising Ralph Roistert Doister; A Note on Udall's Lost Plays; Note-Book and Word-List. Edited by John S. Farmer by Nicholas Udall, 2005-11-10 Luisa Valenzuela's literal writing.: An article from: World Literature Today by Ricardo Gutierrez Mouat, 1995-09-22 The Dramatic Writings of Nicholas Udall. Comprising Ralph Roistert Doister; A Note on Udalls Lost Plays; Note-Book and Word-List. Edited by John S. Farmer. (Early English Dramatists) by Nicholas Udall, 1906-01-01 Luke acts.(The Last Word)(Luke Live! )(Theater review): An article from: Commonweal by Susanne Washburn, 2008-04-25 The Dramatic Writings of Ulpian Fulwell: Comprising Like Will to Like--Note-Book and Word-List by Ulpian Fulwell, John Stephen Farmer, 2010-01-10 Ovid and the 'free play with signs' in Thomas Nashe's The Unfortunate Traveller.(Critical essay): An article from: The Modern Language Review by Anthony Ossa-Richardson, 2006-10-01 Now, a word from our sponsors: 'the Threepenny Opera'.: An article from: Commonweal by Celia Wren, 2006-05-19 We Are Playing! (First Words) by Mary Elizabeth Salzmann, 2005-09 The Word Warrior - Boy Wonder-Writer by Trenton Rone, 2010-09-23 We Can Jump! (First Words) by Kelly Doudna, 2005-09 Similes Galore (SimsPak) by R.V.G., 2000-08-01 Classical blather: (S)wordplay.: An article from: Verbatim by Nick Humez, 2005-09-22 Strategies of Resistance in the Dramatic Texts of North African Women: A Body of Words (Middle East Studies: History, Politics & Law) by Laura Chakravarty Box, 2004-12-30 Blueprint for writing: A workbook on structure and character development for screenplays and novels by Rachel Friedman Ballon, 1991

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    Nonfiction includes art (history, artists, howto-draw, etc.), drama (folk play, Shakespeare), language arts and literature (libraries, newspapers, word play, writing), math  
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    Extractions: Classics are any book that was published on or before 1950. An example would be the Laura Ingalls Wilder's series. Picture books are any book that has a value of 50% are in pictures. You take the pictures out of the story and the story wouldn't make sense. 10% of the book gets split in half between the illustration and the author. Traditional books can also be picture books. Caldecott books are picture books. The characteristics of traditional books is that it is usually a story that has been passed down by mouth from generation to generation. Folktales as well as mythology, Indian legends, fairy tales, and Bible stories are all a part of traditional books. Historical fiction are books that are fictional stories put into actual history surroundings. You would be able to teach history from it because the author has carefully researched that period and paints a picture of that period through the writing. Fantasy is a story that couldn't happen in the date it was written. The reader could ask the question, "Could this story really happen in the date that the story was written?" If the answer is "no," then it is fantasy, if the answer is "yes," then it's historical fiction. Science fiction is fantasy set in the future. "Fantasy books have talking animals, supernatural beings, and parallel worlds woven together in a time and place where all the story elements seem possible." (Moen, 94, Scholastic, Teaching with Newbery Books Folktales are part of traditional stories, they have one-dimensional characters, are often humorous, explain nature or the culture in which we live.

42. Florida Senior Playwright Festival
    Microsoft Word Playwriting_Study_Guide.doc Introduction This guide is intended to be just that a guide . It cannot truly  
    http://thehipp.org/programs/seniorplaywright/Playwriting_Study_Guide.pdf

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