Anyways, the reason why I took this class is because you can't go wrong with a good fictional story. Without the bounds of reality, fiction opens up a whole new world to be encountered through our imaginations. I feel strongly attached to this sentiment, so an Intro to Fiction class seems like the best elective I could take to spark my interests.
I like short-stories (usually fiction), because the focus is on the punchline. A lot of fictional short-story adaptations were used for my favorite television show of all-time... the Twilight Zone. With something like non-fiction "based on a true story" type pieces, some of the stories are remarkable, but nothing compares to reading a (good) fiction, and wondering, "what if" such events were actually true... now THAT would truly be amazing.
I hope to accomplish so much in this course that I get an A without a doubt (doesn't everyone?). Hopefully the 'Adventures of Noah and his A in Intro to Fiction' doesn't turn out to be a fictional story. :)
In order to teach me well... be passionate about what you're talking about. If you're passionate, chances are I'll feed off that.
Something interesting about myself? I love writing... but not like you think. I love writing hip-hop lyrics mainly about the nitty-gritty. I love writing/composing beats to set the tone with said lyrics... I can engineer an entire song myself, and I'm proud of it because frankly... who wants to drop Benjamin Franklin's for one studio session when you can put together a song of same quality for free? Fortunately for me, I have the choice!
I read, understand, and agree to the terms of the course syllabus!
- Noah I.I.
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