Write an elevator pitch for one of your stories. An elevator pitch is a summary of the story that you can say in about 30 seconds, the time it takes for an average elevator ride. Your pitch should make someone want to read the story.
Suggested time: 10–15 minutes Write about your first memory. How old were you? Who was with you? What activities or objects were involved? Do you remember anything you said? Were you old enough to talk? Do you share this memory with anyone else? Have you compared your memory with anyone else who was involved?
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