Reading & Analyzing Creative Nonfiction with Manny
Alright—now to dive into creative expression!
1. First
Please read this example of a Creative Non-Fiction Narrative titled, "Flowers Slipped into Shattered Glass" by writer and poet, Sarah Kay.
Flowers Slipped into Shattered Glass - Eng-120 Creative Writing Piece Example.pdf* Download Flowers Slipped into Shattered Glass - Eng-120 Creative Writing Piece Example.pdf*
*This example has been organized in MLA Format for your reference.
Your narrative project will need to adhere to MLA format.
Below is the published narrative essay on the website Medium.
https://humanparts.medium.com/flowers-slipped-into-shattered-glass-aae5073904a8
Links to an external site.
Additionally for further support, Manny has provided an audio version of this creative non-fiction narrative for those who would like to participate by listening and reading along. It is encouraged to read the narrative essay and your own writing multiple times for deeper comprehension, critical thought, and to inherit a natural writing flow.
Audio - Flowers Slipped into Shattered Glass - MC.m4a Download Audio - Flowers Slipped into Shattered Glass - MC.m4a
2. Second
Finally, after reading and/or listening to this Creative Non-Fiction Narrative essay, please watch and review this analytical video with Manny regarding the essay. There are captions available. Please feel free to pause the 18-minute video at any time to review comments written directly on the essay. We hope this supports you and your writing!
(Quick note: you may include images when using MLA, though it is not required.)
Creative Non-Fiction Analysis Video.mp4 Download Creative Non-Fiction Analysis Video.mp4