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Plot Analysis of Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss PDF Print E-mail
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Saturday, 22 May 2010 11:42

green_eggs_and_ham_plot_analysis-2I know this is what you writers have been waiting for! A brief plot analysis of Dr. Seuss's fabulous kids book Green Eggs and Ham.  I wrote it up for a writers group I belong to, for fun.  (Yes, this is one of those odd things I do for fun.)  A seemingly simple children's story, Seuss's book actually has perfect plotting and exposition. It illustrates (pun intended) a lot about what a good writer can do with limited space and words— write a book that lives on for generations!

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  • Setting:

Unnamed public areas in and around possibly Whoville.  This book is essentially a Road Story, taking place walking, in a car, train and boat. Note: Book first published in 1960 (during Civil Rights, Cold War, Vietnam conflicts). This book reflects the conservative establishment vs. liberal youth conflict at the time, as well as the Establishment / Hippie generation gap.

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You Know You're a Writer When: PDF Print E-mail
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Saturday, 06 March 2010 08:17

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You Know You're a Writer When:

  • You are awakened in the middle of the night by a story that insists you tell it RIGHT NOW...and you do.
  • You have to think things over...by writing them down.
  • You got books for your birthday...or gift cards to buy books.
  • You've belonged to writers groups...plural.
  • The people who most influenced your life...are fictional characters.
  • You have notebooks, scraps of paper, bits of paper napkin...with writing on them.
  • You can't remember all the stuff you've written or published...and are pleasantly surprised when you rediscover it.
  • You often use words in stories...that you've never spoken or used in conversation.
  • when autographed books by your admired writers are your most cherished
    possessions.
  • You invent words such as 'liminous' (splice of liminal and luminous) and actually live such words. (Susana Short).
  • Someone asks you to close your eyes and imagine paradise you see yourself in a secluded place (beach, forest,
    etc.) penning or keyboarding 'paradise' away. (Susana Short)
  • You realize you're still learning how to do it right and constantly work to hone your craft. (Arnie Bernstein)
  • Oh, and you're getting paid diddly-squat for a lot of hard work. (Arnie Bernstein)
  • Your sentences finish themselves. (Robert C. Carroll)
I'm going to add more to this list, but please feel free to add more in the comments below!  I'll add them and credit you.
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