Works On Paper - A Creative Writing LitCast

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Works on Paper: A Creative Writing LitCast

Check back each week to download a new original chapter (written by Abilene Christian University's Advanced Creative Writing class) based on Jack Bookbinder's "The News."

Jack Bookbinder, "The News," casein on canvas

The Grace Museum's Permanent Collection - 1966.001.0001

	A Friendly Conversation with Albert Haley Abilene Christian University's Writer-in-Residence / Professor, Advanced Creative Writing class (9:36)
	Chapter 1 Written by Julie Sosebee, Senior English Major (7:21) Click here for a .pdf version of Chapter 1
	Chapter 2 Written by Kate Farris Sophomore English Major (11:04) Click here for a .pdf version of Chapter 2
	Chapter 3 Written by Chris Bourland Senior English Major (7:13) Chapter 3 .pdf
	Chapter 4 Written by Amanda Musick Senior English Major (8:01) Chapter 4 .pdf
	Chapter 5 Written by Mike Brannan Sophomore English Major (8:02) Chapter 5 .pdf
	Chapter 6 Written by Sarah Herrington-Shaner Senior English Major (6:38) Chapter 6 .pdf
	Chapter 7 Written by Courtney Varner Senior English Major (8:11) Chapter 7 .pdf
	Chapter 8 Written by Nathan Glenn Junior English Major (8:27) Chapter 8 .pdf
	Chapter 9 Written By Hannah Hoffman (9:20) Chapter 9 .pdf
	Chapter 10 Written by Andy Smith (10:05)
	Chapter 10 Written by ? (10:13) E-mail us and tell us which Chapter 10 you liked best!
	The Exciting Conclusion! Chapter 11 Written by Jenny Ferguson (14:48)
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