Presenter Dewey Hensley, a teacher at South Oldham High School, offers a detailed approach to teaching secondary students to write short stories. He explores methods for generating ideas and characters, developing characters, setting up conflicts, plotting, creating leads, establishing point of view, and revising. Other topics include the components of short stories, keeping a writer's notebook, descriptive writing, and crafting dialogue. A 2000 KET production.
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