Write it out: Soundtrack

Class Schedule

THE SCHEDULE—DON’T LOSE ME
9/1
Whole class meeting
Bring in an artist statement and 2 pages of writing in the vein of what you’ll be achieving for your senior thesis
What is revision
How to peer edit
Blogging

9/8
Group meeting: blog
Have your thesis plan

9/15
Peer meeting: blog
Start the thesis work, workshop
Goal is to have 10 pages by 9/29

9/22
Whole class meeting
Reading:

9/29
Group meeting: blog
First 7-10 pages of thesis

10/6
Peer meeting: blog
Review comments from group meeting
Start new pages

10/13
Whole class meeting
10-20 pages of thesis complete and polished for workshop (send to class by Sunday night at Eng189@mills.edu)

10/20
Group meeting: blog
First rough draft outlines
Deadline for first draft of WHOLE thesis is 11/3

10/27
Peer meeting, blog

Work work work
The whole first draft handed in
Everyone reads everyone’s draft

11/3 whole class meeting

Draft responses

11/10 Group meeting: blog

Make arrangements for final reading

11/17 Peer meeting, blog

Rewrite work

11/24 Whole class meeting

Performance work

12/1 Group meeting
Line editing

Sunday, November 15, 2009

Soundtrack

The unofficial soundtrack to my story thus far is as follows:

Jay Chou: Secret (entire album)

Kwon Bo Yong: My Wish

Paramore: Decode

Loveholic: Crazy

Cecil Brooks III: I'm a Fool to Want You

Dido: Thank You

Flyleaf: So I Thought

Meg & Dia: Roses

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus: Cat and Mouse

Sugizo: Synchronicity

30 Seconds to Mars: The Kill

These were the songs I listened to most while I was compiling my work. The beats helped me visualize actions and exchanges, and even helped bring out appropriate emotions for my characters while I was writing.

Thanks to the talented artists out there who inspired me!

Cristina