Self- Writeousness | Universal Storytelling vs. the Pleasure Read @SelfWriteousness | Uploaded August 2022 | Updated October 2024, 24 minutes ago.
If you're a fan of not judging a book by its cover but find yourself at a loss for what to do after peeking beneath the covers (or you're running out of ways to impress your lit teacher and are looking for easy jargon to through around with which to make yourself look smart), enjoy this free-form chat about unearthing universality in fiction.
Also, behold, proof I paid attention that one time when my *own* lit teacher was talking.
(Also - also, thank you for bearing with me and any hideous spelling errors you encounter. I lost my proof reader more than a year ago, and since then, I tend to wear my illiteracy on my sleeve)
00:13 The second questions to ask when judging a book
00:58 Justifying the answer in meaningful ways
01:41 2 more questions (for over-achievers and persons trying to pick fights in class)
02:30 What makes a book *appear* non-universal?
02:56 Is this relevant to anything other than high school?
04:08 In short...
04:42 An unexciting-but-sincere message to clean erasers by for those who stay after class.
Thanks for visiting the channel.
I am something of an antisocial eccentric, but I am actively trying to be more of a blessing than a curse to my fellow writers.
If you would like to be a part of my rehab / monitor my progress on assorted social media platforms, feel free to follow me on Twitter:
@SWriteousness (I think)
or Instagram: instagram.com/selfwriteousness
#literature #authorlife #BookRecommendations #homeworktips
If you're a fan of not judging a book by its cover but find yourself at a loss for what to do after peeking beneath the covers (or you're running out of ways to impress your lit teacher and are looking for easy jargon to through around with which to make yourself look smart), enjoy this free-form chat about unearthing universality in fiction.
Also, behold, proof I paid attention that one time when my *own* lit teacher was talking.
(Also - also, thank you for bearing with me and any hideous spelling errors you encounter. I lost my proof reader more than a year ago, and since then, I tend to wear my illiteracy on my sleeve)
00:13 The second questions to ask when judging a book
00:58 Justifying the answer in meaningful ways
01:41 2 more questions (for over-achievers and persons trying to pick fights in class)
02:30 What makes a book *appear* non-universal?
02:56 Is this relevant to anything other than high school?
04:08 In short...
04:42 An unexciting-but-sincere message to clean erasers by for those who stay after class.
Thanks for visiting the channel.
I am something of an antisocial eccentric, but I am actively trying to be more of a blessing than a curse to my fellow writers.
If you would like to be a part of my rehab / monitor my progress on assorted social media platforms, feel free to follow me on Twitter:
@SWriteousness (I think)
or Instagram: instagram.com/selfwriteousness
#literature #authorlife #BookRecommendations #homeworktips
