
"The Golden Cord"

Mr. Genesse had the kids anxious to read his "Terribly Twisted Tales", as he gave a particularly memorable twist to Hans Christian Andersen's "The Little Match Girl."
A word of wisdom from Mr. Genesse: The secret of success is who you know. If you're shy and have a hard time meeting people, stretch yourself and learn how to make friends. When you work on being published, you need to know people--from people who can strengthen your writing to people who know how to market your published book. When people know you, they are more likely to give you an opportunity that you wouldn't otherwise have. So, be friendly!
Following our assembly, Mr. Genesse taught a writer's workshop. They created a character, tortured that character--in other words, gave the character very difficult problems to face--and gave the story a twist. He also taught about ending the story with a hook, or a cool closing line that makes the reader remember your story.
Thanks for visiting us, Mr. Genesse!
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