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Barrett's 1898 chapter on short story classes, turned into six self-check questions
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For writers checking a short story they wrote themselves against how an 1898 craft book sorts stories into classes. You get six questions and a table showing where the chapter says each point. It covers eight of nine classes, skips the dialect class, and is untested desk analysis of a period text.
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Guide title
Barrett's 1898 chapter on short story classes, turned into six self-check questions
Coverage
For writers checking a short story they wrote themselves against how an 1898 craft book sorts stories into classes. You get six questions and a table showing where the chapter says each point. It covers eight of nine classes, skips the dialect class, and is untested desk analysis of a period text.
Useful starting points
- The chapter says each story is placed by its dominant class, so name one class for your story and give one sentence of reasoning.
- The note leaves out the dialect class, so its list is not the full set of classes in the chapter.
- This is a text of 1898; nothing in the note claims the classes are correct or current.
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