LIVE! #14
1 December 2019

Agenda



  • Why We're Here / Roundtable Rules

  • Introduction to Literary Forensics

  • Group Discussion

  • Further Study


Why We're Here

We writers want to improve our craft
by reading like a writer

We learn from each other
using Literary Forensics

Roundtable Rules

Always refer back to the book

Practice active listening & serendipity

Every feeling and observation is valid...
but not every conclusion

Always refer back to the book

Reading Teaches Writing

Literary Forensics

 

What you bring

What you feel

What you notice

What you study

Literary Forensics

 

What you bring

What you feel

What you notice

What you study

Introductions

What do you bring
to this book?

Literary Forensics

 

What you bring

What you feel

What you notice

What you study

What do you feel?

What in the book elicited that feeling?

Every feeling and observation is valid...
but every conclusion should be questioned

We practice serendipity
- nothing is too crazy

Always refer back to the book

Literary Forensics

 

What you bring

What you feel

What you notice

What you study

What do you notice?

Literary Forensics

 

What you bring

What you feel

What you notice

What you study

The House of Broken Angels - Stats

  • Marketing: Emigration & Immigration, Emigration & Immigration Studies, Hispanic American Literature
  • Genres: Literary Fiction
  • Genre: Realistic, Present Day, Arch-Plot Long-Form
  • Word count: 88,898
  • Print Pages: 337

  • Tense: Past
  • POV: 3rd Person: Omniscient

  • Publish date: March 6, 2018
  • Publisher: Little, Brown and Company
  • Sold By: Hachette Book Group
  • Awards: 2018 NYT 100 Notable Books

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Word Cloud

Literary Forensics

 

What you bring

What you feel

What you notice

What you study

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Literary Forensics
Available worldwide at your local bookstore
Bookshop.org, Barnes & Noble, and on your Kindle

Thanks to: Boulder Writers Alliance

Contact Gary: gary@WritersWhoRead.com
Additional Literary Forensics Resources

Happy Reading
and
Happy Writing!