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Video Game Storytelling: Revised Cutscene
“Into the Darkness” is a first-person shooter action-adventure RPG game with interactive cut scenes. You play as the character...
S. E. Presley
Apr 112 min read
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Video Game Storytelling: Cutscene Script
A cutscene script for a side mission to save a fisherman from a crocodile attack while playing the game Into the Darkness.
S. E. Presley
Mar 315 min read
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Video Game Storytelling: First Player Character Template—The Gray Wolf
Gruff with coarse language but philosophical and thoughtful when comfortable with someone.
S. E. Presley
Mar 304 min read
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Video Game Storytelling: Into the Darkness Game Concept
The game player plays as Jordan Parker, a former Army Ranger who now works as a Team Leader for Markum Consultants
S. E. Presley
Mar 304 min read
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Video Game Storytelling: Take Us Into Your World
Into the Darkness is a game based on the war against child trafficking. The game player plays as Jordan Parker, a former Army Ranger who...
S. E. Presley
Mar 306 min read
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"We Are Not Heroes" with Critical Introduction: A Meaningful Revision
"11/11" always bothered me because I didn't feel I captured how I felt about my growth as a Veteran. So, I broke it, and it came out better
S. E. Presley
Oct 6, 20246 min read
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"11/11": An Essay about Growing as a Veteran
Being a Veteran was a little bit of a different journey. I look back and realize how immature and entitled I felt. I outgrew that bullshit.
S. E. Presley
Oct 6, 20243 min read
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"Halloween": A Flash Essay with Caramel Apples
This time, we could go up to 1000 words. It was also due October 30th, so what better time than to write about my favorite holiday?
S. E. Presley
Oct 6, 20244 min read
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"Neighborhood Creeks": My First Flash Essay
A revised version of this essay is the first piece I submitted to a publisher looking for flash nonfiction. It was rejected.
S. E. Presley
Oct 6, 20242 min read
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Flash Nonfiction Experimentals
A "flash essay" is a very short, concise essay that focuses on a single, impactful moment or idea..it started with experimentals.
S. E. Presley
Oct 6, 20247 min read
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"The Stanger in a Changed Land": A Third-Person Memoir
For my final memoir essay, I debated point-of-view changes. I considered using the second person; however, I decided on the third person.
S. E. Presley
Oct 6, 202411 min read
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"I Like the Way You Move": An Epistolary Memoir
When I was ready to write my second memoir, I decided to experiment again. I went the route of the epistolary...
S. E. Presley
Oct 6, 20247 min read
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"When God Called My Marker": My First Memoir
This first memoir, "When God Called My Marker," was written in less than a week since I volunteered to be one of the first three...
S. E. Presley
Oct 6, 202413 min read
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"A Trail of Quarters": Post-Workshop Revised Story
In the case of this story, the story wasn't revised as drastically as I have with others, but I still made some dramatic changes overall.
S. E. Presley
Oct 6, 202415 min read
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"A Trail of Quarters": A Pre-Workshop Story
This story is adapted from the Grimm’s fairy tale “Hansel and Gretel.” This adaption is set in the 2010s in Anywhere, USA..
S. E. Presley
Oct 6, 202411 min read
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"Bronze Mania": A Psychiatric Case Turned Short Story
A bronze sword thrust violently into the air, glistening in the radiance of four tubes of 60-watt fluorescence.
S. E. Presley
Oct 6, 20243 min read
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"The Assassination of Helen Katsoros": A Post-Workshop Story
The assignment post-workshop was to take the critiques and make substantial changes to the story...I accepted that challenge.
S. E. Presley
Oct 5, 202419 min read
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"A Cost for Anything Gained": A Pre-Workshop Story
The assignment was to write a story where the protagonist gained something but came at a cost. This was my pre-workshop story.
S. E. Presley
Oct 5, 202418 min read
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Scene Clusters from Intermediate Fiction
In this class, we wrote a short, mid, and long scene within specified word counts. These are raw writing pieces, far from polished products.
S. E. Presley
Oct 5, 20246 min read
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