====== Possible Entry Template ======
Entry template. To use, scroll down to bottom and copy code from the grey box.
====== Title of Poem / Page ======
The title should be short but descriptive. Use Title Case. Avoid beginning a title with numberals or special characters, as this will create errors in alphabetization.
==== Author: Person or Group ====
One-line description of what the item is.
//Serpent and the Fire// (pages in text)
===== Overview =====
Extension of the one-line description above. Is it a poem or story? Is it translated? Is it an excerpt from a larger work? Does it pertain to a particular literary genre, tradition, or mode? What is it "about"?
===== Form =====
Notes on the form and/or the translation. Is it in rhymed couplets? Does it exhibit figurative language?
===== Context =====
Broader background as to the literary tradition it emerges from, the national or cultural context, or other historical and/or authorial information that would allow for a reader who wanted to move beyond "close-reading" to appreciate where this comes from.
* Date: of composition or publication if know, if not, author dates
* Nation:
* Language:
===== Commentary =====
This space should include less "objective" reactions or responses.
===== Source =====
Make a note here if not available or known.
Or -- give any available additional detail on where the text was originally published or is accessible outside the anthology context.
===== References =====
- Simple author, title, publication bibliography. Links if available.
- Include anything you cite or link to above
- This does not have to be "comprehensive"; aim for 3-6 sources, unless there is reason to make exceptions.
====== Title of Poem / Page ======
==== Author: Person or Group ====
(Description - one line - delete this)
//Serpent and the Fire// (pages in text)
===== Overview =====
===== Form =====
===== Context =====
* Date:
* Nation:
* Language:
===== Commentary =====
===== Source =====
Add note if source is unlocated or delete.
===== References =====
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