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.

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

  1. Simple author, title, publication bibliography. Links if available.
  2. Include anything you cite or link to above
  3. 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 ====


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===== Overview =====



===== Form =====



===== Context =====



  * Date: 
  * Nation: 
  * Language: 

===== Commentary =====
    


===== Source =====

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===== References =====
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Contributors:

Ken Sherwood