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The Sincerest Form: Writing Fiction by Imitation

Nicholas Delbanco, University of Michigan

ISBN: 0072414715
Copyright year: 2004

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  • Twenty-four Acclaimed Works of Fiction: Twelve featured stories and an additional anthology that represent a diverse range of styles in contemporary American writing.
  • Multiple Author View Sections in Each Chapter: Sections wherein featured writers talk about the writing process, their work, and the concept of imitation are meant to encourage students to emulate great writers and to develop their own style.
  • Insightful Notes on Craft and Context in Every Chapter: Notes which illuminate and explicate each writer's process in the context of that chapter's story.
  • Applications and Connections Questions: Questions that prompt students to actively consider craft choices and apply what they learn from each stylist to their own creative process.
  • Writing Exercises: Stimulating exercises that allow students to alter, retell, add to, and be inspired by each story.
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