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English
Stage 6
Module C: The Craft of Writing
Support Document
English Standard and English Advanced courses
Higher School Certificate
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2Contents
Introduction .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
English Standard Module C – The Craft of Writing ................................................................................................................................................. 5
English Advanced Module C – The Craft of Writing .............................................................................................................................................. 12
3Introduction
The selection of texts for Module C: The Craft of Writing for the English Standard and English Advanced courses may be drawn from any types
of texts and do not contribute to the prescribed text requirements.
There are no prescribed editions of texts listed for study in Module C: The Craft of Writing. The sources referenced in this support document
are suggested sources only.
Students examine and analyse at least two prescribed texts as well as texts from their own wide reading, as models and stimulus for the
development of their own ideas and written expression. Students may also revisit prescribed texts from other modules to enhance their
experiences of quality writing.
In choosing the texts listed, the literary merit of the work was considered and its potential to engage the reader/audience using a variety of
techniques and strategies. This support document also provides a brief overview of the content and stylistic features of each text.
The prescribed texts provide a springboard for students, individually and collaboratively, to conceptualise, plan, draft and refine their own well-
crafted compositions in a range of forms and for a range of expressive purposes.
4English Standard Module C – The Craft of Writing
DESCRIPTION
In this module, students strengthen and extend their knowledge, skills and confidence as writers. They write for a range of authentic audiences
and purposes to convey ideas with power and increasing precision.
Students appreciate, examine and analyse at least two challenging short prescribed texts as well as texts from their own wide reading, as
models and stimulus for the development of their own ideas and written expression. They examine how writers of complex texts use language
creatively and imaginatively for a range of purposes, to describe the world around them, evoke emotion, shape a perspective or to share a
vision.
Through the study of texts drawn from enduring, quality texts of the past as well as from recognised contemporary works, students appreciate,
analyse and assess the importance and power of language. Through a considered appraisal of, and imaginative engagement with these texts,
students reflect on the complex and recursive process of writing to further develop their ability to apply their knowledge of textual forms and
features in their own sustained and cohesive compositions.
During the pre-writing stage, students generate and explore ideas through discussion and speculations. Throughout the stages of drafting and
revising, students experiment with a range of language forms and features for example imagery, rhetoric, voice, characterisation, point of view,
dialogue and tone. Students consider purpose and audience to carefully shape meaning. During the editing stages students apply the
conventions of syntax, spelling, punctuation and grammar appropriately and effectively for publication.
Students have opportunities to work independently and collaboratively to reflect, refine and strengthen their own skills in producing crafted,
imaginative, discursive, persuasive and informative texts.
Note: Students may revisit prescribed texts from other modules to enhance their experiences of quality writing.
5PROSE FICTION
Text Overview Merit/Cultural Significance Suggested Source
The Pedestrian A short story representing a dystopian A best-selling American author and Bradbury, Ray
future, demonstrating third-person screenwriter, Ray Bradbury was
Ray Bradbury Ray Bradbury Stories Volume 2
limited narration, dialogue and irony. awarded a Special Citation in the 2007
Pulitzer Prize. HarperVoyager, 2008
ISBN: 9780007280582
Report on the Brief and deceptively simple, this Critically acclaimed Australian author Carey, Peter
Shadow Industry 1974 story adopts a first-person point Peter Carey is a two-time Booker Prize
Collected Stories
of view and employs descriptive winner and was named an Officer of the
Peter Carey
language and an anecdotal style to Order of Australia in 2012. Penguin, 2015
present a bitter satire of American
ISBN: 9780143571254
consumerism and corporate
exploitation.
Home This long short story employs shifting Catherine Cole is an Australian writer Kennedy, Cate (ed)
verb tenses and an episodic narrative who has been commended/shortlisted
Catherine Cole The Best Australian Stories 2011
structure to conflate time, memories for a range of awards including the
and hopes within a character’s Elizabeth Jolley Short Story Prize. Black Inc, 2011
imagination and experiences.
ISBN: 9781863955485
Evocative imagery and motifs are
used to communicate the thoughts
and emotions of the protagonist, a
refugee from war-torn Iraq, and to
establish a vivid sense of place.
6Crouch End Originally published in 1980, the story Stephen King is a prolific and King, Stephen
combines elements of crime fiction, bestselling American author whose
Stephen King Nightmares and Dreamscapes
mystery and horror and incorporates work spans multiple fiction genres. His
dialogue, flashbacks and allusions to novels have received American Library Hodder and Stoughton, 2012
the fiction of HP Lovecraft to portray a Association Best Books for Young ISBN: 9781444723182
well-known London locale in a sinister Adults recommendations and he has
light. won numerous awards and prizes
including the British Fantasy Award and
the Los Angeles Times Book Prize.
King was honoured with the National
Book Award Medal for Distinguished
Contribution to American Letters in
2003.
Dreamers Shifting between two time settings Melissa Lucashenko is an Australian Carlin, David and Rendle-Short,
and alluding to significant moments writer and recipient of the 1998 Dobbie Francesca (eds)
Melissa
and events in the nation’s social and Literary Award. She won the 2013
Lucashenko The Near and the Far: new stories
political history, the story draws on the Deloitte Queensland Literary Award for
from the Asia-Pacific region
archetypical Australian trope of the Fiction, the 2013 Walkley Award for
lost child in the bush. It depicts the long feature writing and the 2014 Scribe, 2016
fragile bond that develops between an Victorian Premier’s Award for ISBN: 9781925321562
Aboriginal woman and her non- Indigenous Writing.
Aboriginal employers.
7NONFICTION
Text Overview Merit/Cultural Significance Suggested Source
Dear Mrs Dunkley Written as a moving letter to her Helen Garner is a critically acclaimed Garner, Helen
childhood teacher, the author’s use of Australian writer of fiction and
Helen Garner Everywhere I Look
simple and direct language powerfully nonfiction. She has received numerous
evokes a child’s perspective as well awards and prizes including the Text Publishing, 2016
as the wisdom and insights that come Melbourne Prize for Literature, the ISBN: 9781925355369
with age. Victorian Premier’s Literary Award for
Fiction, the Queensland Premier’s
Award for Fiction and the Windham–
Campbell Literature Prize for nonfiction.
The Sporting First published in 1945, this essay As a highly regarded and influential Orwell, George
Spirit presents a scathing critique of British novelist and essayist of the
George Orwell: Essays
competitive and team sports made twentieth century, the Orwell Prize for
George Orwell
forceful by well-chosen examples and political writing and the Orwell Award Penguin, 2000
logical argumentation. for critical analysis of public discourse ISBN: 9780141183060
are named in honour of George Orwell.
A Comparison This short essay published in 1962 A celebrated American poet, novelist Plath, Sylvia
Sylvia Plath uses vivid and visceral imagery to and short story writer, Sylvia Plath was
Johnny Panic and the Bible of Dreams
explore the differences between awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry
writing a novel and a poem. posthumously in 1982. Faber and Faber, 2005
ISBN: 9780571049899
What He Said Combining personal anecdote and Sarah Vowell is an American journalist, Vowell, Sarah
There reflections on contemporary American essayist and media commentator. She
The Partly Cloudy Patriot
society and culture, the essay has written seven bestselling books on
Sarah Vowell
recounts a journey taken in the American history and culture. Simon and Schuster, 2003
footsteps of President Abraham
ISBN: 9780743243803
Lincoln as he travelled to Gettysburg
to dedicate the civil war cemetery
8there and reflects on the significance
and legacy of the speech he made.
SPEECHES
Text Overview Merit/Cultural Significance Suggested Source
First speech to A largely autobiographical political Linda Burney is the first Indigenous http://www.aph.gov.au/Senators_and_
the House of address incorporating song and woman to be elected to the Australian Members/Members/FirstSpeeches/Lin
Representatives personal anecdotes, the speech House of Representatives. da_Burney
as Member for moves fluidly between personal,
Barton social and political contexts.
Linda Burney
How To Live The 2005 Stanford University Co-founder of Apple Inc. and one of the http://news.stanford.edu/2005/06/14/jo
Before You Die Commencement Address adopts a pioneers of microcomputer technology, bs-061505/
tripartite structure and uses Steve Jobs was named the most
Steve Jobs
autobiographical anecdotes to powerful person in business by Fortune
communicate a message of resilience magazine in 2007.
and personal integrity.
Funeral Service A formal public address delivered on Paul Keating is a former Prime Minister http://www.keating.org.au/persistent/c
of The Unknown Remembrance Day in 1993, the of Australia and is widely regarded as a atalogue_files/products/19931111unkn
Australian speech is a powerful and moving highly effective orator. ownsoldier.pdf
Soldier eulogy for all Australians killed in war.
As a speech, it demonstrates how
Paul Keating
inclusive language, rhetorical patterns
and sentence structure can be used to
create an inspirational memorial
tribute.
9The Fringe The 2008 Commencement Address to JK Rowling is an acclaimed writer and http://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/
Benefits of the Annual Meeting of the Harvard winner of numerous awards including 2008/06/text-of-j-k-rowling-speech/
Failure and the Alumni Association demonstrates the the National Book Awards Children’s
Importance of use of humour, anecdote and Book of the Year, the British Book of
Imagination subversion of expectations. The the Year, and the Hans Christian
speech also highlights the power of Andersen Literature Award. She was
JK Rowling
simple language to communicate a made an Officer of the Order of the
powerful idea. British Empire in 2000.
POETRY
Text Overview Merit/Cultural Significance Suggested Source
Popcorn The poem adopts an informal register Carol Chan is a Singaporean writer Aitken, Adam; Boey, Kim Cheng and
and uses enjambment and recalled whose poems have appeared in Cahill, Michelle (eds)
Carol Chan
encounters to present the publications including Quarterly Literary
autobiographical persona’s reflections Review Singapore, Cordite Poetry Contemporary Asian Australian Poets
on living between cultures. Review, Meanjin and Mascara Literary
Puncher and Wattmann, 2013
Review.
ISBN: 9781921450655
Stopping By First published in 1923, the poem One of the most celebrated American Frost, Robert
Woods on a uses imagery, rhyme and repetition to poets of the twentieth century, Robert
The Collected Poems of Robert Frost
Snowy Evening represent a persona’s transitory Frost was a multiple winner of the
experience of harmony in and with the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry. Vintage, 2013
Robert Frost
natural world. ISBN: 9780099583097
An Absolutely Published in 1969, the poem Les Murray was made an Officer of the Murray, Les
Ordinary describes a man weeping in the Order of Australia for services to
The Best 100 Poems of Les Murray
Rainbow middle of Martin Place in Sydney and Australian literature in 1989, and has
the reactions of passers-by. The been awarded the Kenneth Slessor Black Inc, 2012
Les Murray
strangeness and tension of the scene Prize for Poetry, the TS Eliot Prize for ISBN: 9781863955843
is accentuated by the formal Poetry and the Queen’s Gold Medal for
arrangement of stanzas and free Poetry.
10verse mode, and the adoption of a
first-person plural point of view.
The Surfer First published in 1945, the poem is a A highly regarded Australian poet, Wright, Judith
closely observed portrait of a body Judith Wright received the Christopher
Judith Wright Judith Wright: Collected Poems 1942
surfer in the ocean waves. Imagery, Brennan Award and the Queen’s Gold
to 1985
punctuation, syntax and sound Medal for Poetry.
devices are used to convey a visceral Fourth Estate, 2016
impression of the experience and of ISBN: 9781460752364
the sea’s potent menace.
May your pen Influenced by rap and hip-hop, this Luka Lesson is a Greek-Australian Lesson, Luka
grace the page spoken-word poem explores the performance poet. He was the
Please Resist Me (CD)
(performance power of language and the Melbourne Overload Poetry Festival
poetry) relationship between the poet and the slam champion in 2010 and won the lukalesson.com.au
pen. 2011 Australian Poetry Slam final.
Luka Lesson
11English Advanced Module C – The Craft of Writing
DESCRIPTION
In this module, students strengthen and extend their knowledge, skills and confidence as accomplished writers. Students write for a range of
audiences and purposes using language to convey ideas and emotions with power and precision.
Students appreciate, examine and analyse at least two short prescribed texts as well as texts from their own wide reading, as models and
stimulus for the development of their own complex ideas and written expression. They evaluate how writers use language creatively and
imaginatively for a range of purposes; to express insights, evoke emotion, describe the wonder of the natural world, shape a perspective or to
share an aesthetic vision.
Through the study of enduring, quality texts of the past as well as recognised contemporary works, students appreciate, analyse and evaluate
the versatility, power and aesthetics of language. Through considered appraisal and imaginative engagement with texts, students reflect on the
complex and recursive processes of writing to further develop their self-expression and apply their knowledge of textual forms and features in
their own sustained and cohesive compositions.
During the pre-writing stage, students generate and explore various concepts through discussion and speculation. Throughout the stages of
drafting and revising students experiment with various figurative, rhetorical and linguistic devices, for example allusion, imagery, narrative
voice, characterisation, and tone. Students consider purpose, audience and context to deliberately shape meaning. During the editing stages
students apply the conventions of syntax, spelling, punctuation and grammar appropriately and effectively for publication.
Students have opportunities to work independently and collaboratively to reflect, refine and strengthen their own skills in producing highly
crafted imaginative, discursive, persuasive and informative texts.
Note: Students may revisit prescribed texts from other modules to enhance their experiences of quality writing.
12PROSE FICTION
Text Overview Merit/Cultural Significance Suggested Source
The Awakening First published in 1899, this novella Acclaimed as a short story writer in her Chopin, Kate
presents a provocative study of time, Kate Chopin’s novella received The Awakening and Selected Stories
Kate Chopin
female identity and independence in a renewed critical attention from the
Penguin Classics, 2003
repressive society. It features a strong 1960s and is now regarded as an
narrative voice, controlled descriptions important precursor of modern feminist ISBN: 9780142437322
and dialogue, and the use of literature.
foreshadowing, imagery and
symbolism.
The Fun of the The story features strong Elizabeth Harrower is an Australian Harrower, Elizabeth
Fair characterisation, vivid imagery and novelist and short story writer. She
A few days in the country and other
vibrant dialogue. It presents a received the Patrick White Award in
Elizabeth stories
poignant depiction of the protagonist’s 1996.
Harrower
emotional experiences. Text Publishing, 2016
ISBN: 9781925355550
Metamorphosis This 1915 novella fuses descriptions A novelist and short story writer, Franz Kafka, Franz
of quotidian domestic details and Kafka is widely acknowledged as one of
Franz Kafka Metamorphosis
realistic characterisation with fantastic the most influential figures of twentieth-
subject matter to explore themes of century literature. Penguin, 2010
alienation and existential anxiety and ISBN: 9780141194837
regret, and is regarded as a seminal
work of absurdist fiction.
13Love and Honour First published in 2006 and combining Nam Le is an Australian writer of Le, Nam
and Pity and elements of autobiography, fiction and Vietnamese descent. He has received
The Boat
Pride and metafiction, the story presents an numerous awards including the
Compassion and examination of identity, familial Pushcart Prize, the Dylan Thomas Penguin, 2009
Sacrifice relationships and the narrator’s Prize, the Australian Prime Minister’s ISBN: 9780143009610
Vietnamese heritage. Literary Award and the Anisfield-Wolf
Nam Le
Book Award.
Thirteen Ways of Featuring the skilful use of narrative Colum McCann is an Irish novelist and McCann, Colum
Looking point of view to represent multiple short story writer. He is the recipient of
Thirteen Ways of Looking
perspectives, the story features an numerous awards and prizes including
Colum McCann
observational style and episodic the 2009 National Book Award and the Bloomsbury, 2016
structure. 2011 International IMPAC Dublin ISBN: 9781408869857
Literary Award.
What Time Is It A self-conscious metafiction Colum McCann is an Irish novelist and McCann, Colum
Now, Where You composed in thirteen sections, the short story writer. He is the recipient of
Thirteen Ways of Looking
Are? story explores both the possibilities numerous awards and prizes including
and the limitations of conventional the 2009 National Book Award and the Bloomsbury, 2016
Colum McCann
storytelling. 2011 International IMPAC Dublin
ISBN: 9781408869857
Literary Award.
The Ghost of Published in 1987, the story is Rohinton Mistry is a Canadian author of Mistry, Rohinton
Firozsha Baag narrated from the point of view of a Indian descent. Among his numerous
Tales from Firozsha Baag
Goan servant and presents awards are the 1991 and 1996
Rohinton Mistry
meticulously drawn characters and a Commonwealth Writers’ Prize and the Faber and Faber, 2006
sensitive evocation of place. 2012 Neustadt International Prize for ISBN: 9780571230563
Literature. He was appointed as a
Member of the Order of Canada in
2015.
14NONFICTION
Text Overview Merit/Cultural Significance Suggested Source
How to Marry This 2016 review essay adopts a witty Helen Garner is a celebrated Australian Garner, Helen
Your Daughters and playful tone as it narrates the writer of fiction and nonfiction. She has
Everywhere I Look
author’s experience of reading Jane received numerous awards and prizes
Helen Garner
Austen’s novel Pride and Prejudice including the Melbourne Prize for Text Publishing, 2016
for, perhaps, the first time. Literature, the Victorian Premier’s ISBN: 9781925355369
Literary Award for Fiction, the
Queensland Premier’s Award for Fiction
and the Windham-Campbell Literature
Prize for nonfiction.
Eight Days in a Published in 2006, the essay offers a Siri Hustvedt is an award-winning Hustvedt, Siri
Corset feminist perspective on clothing and American author of essays, nonfiction
A Plea for Eros
combines historical and literary and fiction. She has received honorary
Siri Hustvedt
references with personal anecdotes. doctorates from the University of Oslo, Sceptre, 2006
First-person narration and the Université Stendhal (Université ISBN: 9780340839782
inclusion of snippets of dialogue Grenoble Alpes) and the Johannes
create an informal discursive tone. Gutenberg University of Mainz.
Politics and the First published in 1946, the essay As a highly regarded and influential Orwell, George
English presents a forceful argument about British novelist and essayist of the
George Orwell: Essays
Language the relationship between language twentieth century, the Orwell Prize for
and thought. Various excerpts and political writing and the Orwell Award Penguin, 2000
George Orwell
examples are dissected to illustrate for critical analysis of public discourse ISBN: 9780141183060
the dishonesty that lies at the heart of are named in honour of George Orwell.
political rhetoric and good and bad
elements of writing style.
15That Crafty Adapted from a lecture presented to Zadie Smith is a critically acclaimed Smith, Zadie
Feeling university writing students in 2008, English author and professor of creative
Changing My Mind: Occasional
this essay adopts a lively, self- writing at New York University. She was
Zadie Smith Essays
conscious style and incorporates a made a Fellow of the Royal Society of
broad range of literary and cultural Literature in 2002 and has won the Penguin, 2011
references to reflect on different James Tait Black Memorial Prize, the ISBN: 9780141019468
approaches to writing fiction. Anisfield-Wolf Book Award and the
Orange Prize for Fiction.
SPEECHES
Text Overview Merit/Cultural Significance Suggested Source
Spotty-Handed By turns humorous and wryly Margaret Atwood is a highly regarded NESA NSW Syllabus website
Villainesses subversive, this 1994 speech provides Canadian poet, novelist, literary critic
a modern feminist perspective on the and essayist. She has received
Margaret Atwood
representation of female characters in numerous awards and prizes including
literature and culture throughout the Canadian Governor General’s
history. Award, the Los Angeles Times Fiction
Award and the Booker Prize.
A Home in This 2011 speech incorporates literary Geraldine Brooks is an Australian- NESA NSW Syllabus website
Fiction and cultural references and personal American author of fiction and
anecdotes to narrate the author’s nonfiction. She was awarded the
Geraldine Brooks
development as a writer of fiction and Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 2006 and
the awe and appreciation she holds was made an Officer of the Order of
for the power of language. Australia in 2016.
16Eulogy for The powerful use of rhetorical Noel Pearson is an Aboriginal http://www.smh.com.au/comment/no
Gough Whitlam devices, anecdotal recollections and Australian lawyer, academic, land rights el-pearsons-eulogy-for-gough-
historical and cultural references activist and political figure. His eulogy whitlam-in-full-20141105-
Noel Pearson
combine with the compelling narrative for former Australian Prime Minister 11haeu.html
and nuanced tone of the speech to Gough Whitlam delivered at a state
reframe the portrait and legacy of a memorial service on 5 November 2014
significant twentieth-century has been hailed as one of the most
Australian political leader. significant political speeches of our
time.
POETRY
Text Overview Merit/Cultural Significance Suggested Source
Stamp Collecting Published in 2008, the poem features Kim Cheng Boey is an Australian poet Aitken, Adam; Boey, Kim Cheng and
an autobiographical persona and of Chinese Singaporean descent. He Cahill, Michelle (eds)
Kim Cheng Boey
establishes a nostalgic mood as a won the Singapore National Book
Contemporary Asian Australian
father reflects on his family and Development Council of Singapore
Poets
cultural heritage and the expatriate Award for Poetry in 1992 and the
experience. Singapore National Arts Council’s Puncher and Wattmann, 2013
Young Artist Award in 1996. His
ISBN: 9781921450655
collection Clear Brightness was
shortlisted for the 2014 Multicultural
NSW Award.
Father and Child First published in 1969, the poem is Regarded as one of Australia’s finest Harwood, Gwen
structured as a diptych and uses poets, Gwen Harwood was the recipient
Gwen Harwood Selected Poems
rhythm and rhyme, and imagery and of numerous awards including the
literary allusions, to portray the Grace Leven Prize for Poetry and the Penguin, 2001
relationship between a child and Patrick White Award. She was made an ISBN:9780141006680
father as it has changed over time. Officer of the Order of Australia in 1989.
17Thirteen Ways of First published in 1917, the poem A celebrated American poet of the Wallace Stevens: Selected Poems
Looking at a presents a series of striking and twentieth century, Wallace Stevens won
Alfred A Knopf/Random House,
Blackbird evocative images and reflections. the National Book Award for Poetry in
2011
Marked by contrasts and shifts in 1951 and 1955, and the Pulitzer Prize
Wallace Stevens
perspective, the clipped rhythms and for Poetry in 1955. ISBN: 9780375711732
minimalist modes adopted in the
thirteen sections of the poem are
reminiscent of haiku.
The Lady of The long narrative poem is structured A much-loved Victorian poet and Alfred Lord Tennyson: Selected
Shallot as a ballad and recasts Arthurian important influence on the Pre- Poems
subject matter drawn from medieval Raphaelite movement, Alfred, Lord Penguin Classics, 2007
Alfred, Lord
legend to explore themes relating to Tennyson succeeded William
Tennyson ISBN: 9780140424430
both female and artistic identities and Wordsworth as Poet Laureate of Great
isolation from the world. Britain and Ireland in 1850.
Picture a Vacuum Influenced by rap and hip-hop, this Kate Tempest is a critically acclaimed Tempest, Kate
(performance spoken-word poem utilises first and spoken-word poet and playwright. She
Let Them Eat Chaos (CD)
poetry) second-person modes to explore the won the Ted Hughes Award in 2012
individual’s relationship with and and was the 2015–16 Visiting Fellow in 2016, Fiction Records
Kate Tempest
experience of the cosmos. the Department of English at University
College London.
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