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King Arthur: This would be an obvious choice. Looking through freebookapalooza, specifically, the British and Celtic category , has given me some great ideas. I would love to write some short stories about characters that are set in the same stage as these classic tales. Writing under the influence of Lord Tennyson, for instance, would be a great way to exercise realistic and historical locations but with a mythology angle. Greek Mythology: I have always been interested in Greek and Roman mythology. I am in my fifth semester of Latin here at OU and have read quite a bit about Roman gods and goddesses, and in my personal reading have covered a lot of the Greek side. I think it would be pretty interesting to write some stories through the lens of Greek Mythology but focus on some original Wikipedi a can act as my hub. origin stories. That is, use characters and even plot themes (the golden fleece, for instance) but in a way that explains various origins creativ...
Reading Notes: Arabian Nights Reading B
Twins. Link . This entire section of reading followed the story of Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp. This is probably the most iconic story that most kids who grew up in the Disney-era identify with "Arabian Nights." The story reads with a classic folklore theme where the narrator is directly "telling" a story to the reader. There are obviously a lot of differences form the Disney adaptation that turned into Aladdin, namely surrounding the ending. One thing that can be taken from it is the utility of a false character, where the writer can have differing character aspects in the same "person." Bibliography: Arabian Nights, Selection from The Arabian Nights' Entertainments. Link .
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