Creative Nonfiction
WEEKS Draft of a Short Piece 4-5 Using Literary Conventions Lesson I Every piece of writing goes through a process or stages. These steps do not always follow one another in succession. Instead, they are recursive. Meaning a step can occur again at any point in the process. For instance, while revising a historically-based short story, a writer may discover he/she needs to do additional research about the time period the story is set, which takes the writer back to the prewriting stage. In this lesson, you are expected to write a draft of a short piece using the studied literary conventions. D You have learned in Creative Writing and other writing subjects about the stages of writing whereas pre-writing aims to conceptualize and outline things and concepts to be included in your output. Pre-writing can be associated to a draft of a written output. Drafting is the preliminary stage of a written work in which the author begins to develop a more cohesive product. A draft document is the product the writer creates in the initial stages of the writing process. In the drafting stage, the author develops a more cohesive text and organizes thoughts.
Learning Task 1: Using a concept map, write the words that can be associated to
“Writing a Draft”. Do this in your notebook.
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