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A class blog for Students of English 101 -- Introduction to Fiction -- an Intensive Writing course at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, Canada
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- Dr. Stephen Ogden
- Ex hoc momento pendet Æternitas. Drexelius (via Henry Vaughan.)
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- Relativity in "Innocent Traveller"
- Great -- Awesome -- Blogging
- "Always Now" Assigned Reading
- Good Blogs
- Let the Cobbler stick to his Last
- Words and World
- Ethel Wilson: The Chick-Lit Angle
- PS: More on Lowry
- Relevant to Malcolm Lowry - a "Literary Drunks" M...
- Munro & the trap door
- Blogging is The NBT
- 1920s Chick-Lit: Diary of a proto-Bridget Jones
- Fourth Lecture: Big Ideas
- How to Blog: Wednesday run-through
- Third Lecture: Big Ideas
- Blog Comments
- Stop Procrastinating: Right NOW!
- Mid-term Essay: Schedule
- Wider Relevance of Good Story-telling
- Lecture: student query
- Proof of my Gold River-ness
- Cordova Street: circa
- Lecture Ideas: January 10th
- Getting an "A" in the Course
- Getting an "A" on an English Paper
- Grading: Numerical Equivalents
- Literature vs. Academics
- Vancouver Short Stories: Assigned
- Introductory Bloglist for Engl 101
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- Welcome to SFU Introduction to Fiction
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