What makes it great?

Now that you've authored a work of fiction, think about what makes your story good.  Which of the five elements -- character, plot, theme, point of view, setting -- are most important to making a story really, really good?  Explain why you feel as you do.

Where do we go from here?

 Now that we've read a few great works of horror, both fiction and poetry, it's time to move on. Though I can't make any promises, I want to know what kind of material you like to read. I will try to incorporate the types of literature and poetry that you like best in the next several units of study. Below, suggest specific titles or TYPES of work, and reasons why you want to explore them. Due Thursday, November 5.