Agner Genre: A Narrative Fiction

tells the boys he will be the leader of the hunters, there is a sense

The screen flickered to life. A scratchy voice was all that was heard. It said,"Our worst fear has become reality. Everything before now has been officially a pre-apocalyptic time. We don't have much time. If you are hearing this, board up your windows. Lock your doors. Protect your loved ones. We have an apocalypse on our hands. Here is some information about it. It all originated in project M.U.T Alpha, an experiment to create mutating humans. The serum had a wrong chemical reaction, and instead of this," a picture of the predicted effect appeared next to a horribly deformed version, " we produced this. This is what you could call a zombie or part human. It carries a rapidly spreading epidemic that immediately takes over the brain until only

The author uses the narrative style of writing in this text. Narrative non-fiction is character-driven storytelling. Steve Lillebuen firmly believed that the victim, Johnny Altinger, deserved to be a major focus in the text. The author focused on how he lived including his tragic death. Narrative requires more research than traditional reportage, for writers cannot simply tell what they learn and know; rather, they must show it.

And none of the boys even seemed phased by what had just happened, then Jack says “See? See? That’s what you'll get! I meant that! There isn't a tribe for you anymore!”

Jack using his hunting skills finds a pig and attempts to catch it but fails. On his way back to the beach he finds Simon and Ralph building shelters by themselves. Ralph begins to get frustrated because the hut he working on keeps falling apart. He states that everyone would be excited about an idea and work on it for a few days but then they lose interest and do their own thing. Jack reminds Ralph that he is chief and he should tell the other boys off. Ralph then pointed out that Jack always goes out to hunt but never bring any meat back. Jack argument is that everyone wants meat and that he will soon catch a pig. Ralph bring up that the little ones are having nightmares at night as a reason to have shelters because it’ll resemble a home

One chilly Autumn day, Driftwood was playing in an abandon corn field near where he lived with his owner when he spotted Tripod roaming around the area. Though Tripod wasn't a dog, like Driftwood, he immediately admired her fluffy white llama coat and bright blue eyes. He also noticed that Tripod had a lot in common with him, such as their prosthetic legs, and love for all things nature. He decided that he wanted to start a conversation with Tripod and ask her out on a date that night. Fortunately, she was just as excited as him and accepted the request.

Suddenly the FBI rushed in and said “Everybody hands down!” The dad sat down and all was peaceful until the dad threw an apple pie at the man who had yelled.

"You either take care of this bastard! Or I'll turn my attention on the lot of ya and mount yer heads on my wall!" the hammer wielding knight roared.

"Expiry! EXPIRY! Are you okay? Expiry!" Shouts of my name echoed behind my bedroom door. They heard me screaming.

A farmer’s daughter from a small village by the Summer Sea, her family did not dress in silks but neither did they starve. Before her and her sister, River, were born their mother had a hard time conceiving a child. One day she had begged an elder woman who was rumored to be a witch to give her anything that would help her have any child but above all, a son.

All three shop-owners and guards immediately ran to the front of the settlement and opened fire on the raging ghouls and the raiders coming from behind. When guards started to fall citizens replaced them and kept the attackers at bay. The raiders stayed behind and let the ghouls do some work while they stayed back and fired on the settlement from a distance. Ian climbed the wall of the settlement to flank the raiders and take the ghouls by surprise. Ian crept through the shrubs behind the raiders until he was right on them, he quickly took out the three snipers with his combat knife. The remaining raiders heard the screams of their fallen teammates, and quickly focused their fire on Ian. Ian dove behind a boulder on the hill and started firing on the aggressing raiders. Two raiders decided to rush him, but were taken by surprise when Ian jumped from the top of the boulder and brought a steel-toed stomp to one of their faces, while shooting the other. Ian heard more gunfire and peeked from the boulder to see the remaining raiders taken out by the settlement snipers. Ian quickly returned to the settlement to take care of the ghouls, but was pinned down by a surviving raider who was wielding a knife. Ian and the raider tussled on the ground, until the raider brought the knife to Ian’s throat. Ian closed his eyes waiting for the inevitable, but all he heard was a ear-piercing gun shot and then a

In 1968 Dick left this home at age fifty one to live on his own I could imagine his intentions to get away and experience new things and new adventures. Dick put himself to the test of survival he had no one to rely on but himself to see what he was capable of. This man was an incredible writer and documenter. Not only did he have to worry about food, a place to sleep but everything was recorded by film so people knew what he did to survive. Dick wrote daily journals with extreme detail on top of his very busy schedule of preparing for the winter that will become in the

The story of Dracula consists of many genres that it can be classified as, some of them being adventure, fantasy, horror and gothic fiction. The writing style of Bram Stoker is unique and he uses any word to his advantage, describing the novel and painting a picture for the reader. The graphic description helps readers to imagine the place and make it seem as if they were there in person. The time-period of which this story was written and based upon, was in the mid-Victorian era (1850-1870). In the novel, the setting changes a lot over the course of the story, but it is predominantly set in Transylvania, which is now inside the country of Romania.

Two weeks later, and a smiling Leon leant against a tree, watching as Arthur was helped off the floor, the boy laughing as it happened. It had been two weeks of utter chaos as Arthur had finally come clean about what had been happening. Oswald had been treating him almost like a servant rather than a squire, and as no one had specifically told Arthur what a squire's duty was, the prince had no idea he had been treated differently to all the other boys in his position. Determined to try and make his father proud, he had kept quiet, not wanting to be moaning if it had been nothing out of the ordinary.

The Karin Schaeffer series are a series of novels by Katie Lief an award winning and bestselling author of thriller mysteries. Katie introduced the Karin Schaeffer series of novels with You are Next the first novel in the series. Soon after publication the novel became a huge success topping many bestseller lists in the United States and the UK and receiving a plethora of awards soon after. With the novel garnering so much attention from fans and critics, Lief went on to write several more novels in the series to write three more novels between 2010 and 2013. The lead character in the series is Karin Schaeffer who is New York City detective who loses her taste for the American dream when her daughter and husband fall victim to a vicious serial