Steve Hayes
2018-07-20 02:40:39 UTC
Luke Shelton’s Tolkien Experience Project
https://t.co/ZdapSSQQqL
The basic format is that participants reflect on a set of five
questions, and then respond to them in short-answer format. This means
that answers can be one sentence, or a few paragraphs! The great thing
is that there are no wrong answers, because you are just sharing your
own experience!
The questions are:
How were you introduced to Tolkien’s work?
What is your favorite part of Tolkien’s work?
What is your fondest experience of Tolkien’s work?
Has the way you approach Tolkien’s work changed over time?
Would you ever recommend Tolkien’s work? Why/Why not?
These questions are intentionally vague to allow contributors to talk
about a variety of things. ‘Tolkien’s work’ is not meant to exclude
adaptations, so they feel free to share experiences about movies,
video games, board games, etc. All of these are important experiences
in someone’s fan history! If they want to use ‘part’ in question two
to talk about a specific scene from a book, great! They could also use
‘part’ to talk about their favorite book in general.
Participants can take as much time as they need to answer these
questions, then they send their answers to me using the Contact page
on my website or by direct email. I usually respond directly to the
participant once or twice to clarify what they would like to be called
on the post and to fix typos, but the answers are largely
unedited/unfiltered.
Source: https://t.co/ZdapSSQQqL
https://t.co/ZdapSSQQqL
The basic format is that participants reflect on a set of five
questions, and then respond to them in short-answer format. This means
that answers can be one sentence, or a few paragraphs! The great thing
is that there are no wrong answers, because you are just sharing your
own experience!
The questions are:
How were you introduced to Tolkien’s work?
What is your favorite part of Tolkien’s work?
What is your fondest experience of Tolkien’s work?
Has the way you approach Tolkien’s work changed over time?
Would you ever recommend Tolkien’s work? Why/Why not?
These questions are intentionally vague to allow contributors to talk
about a variety of things. ‘Tolkien’s work’ is not meant to exclude
adaptations, so they feel free to share experiences about movies,
video games, board games, etc. All of these are important experiences
in someone’s fan history! If they want to use ‘part’ in question two
to talk about a specific scene from a book, great! They could also use
‘part’ to talk about their favorite book in general.
Participants can take as much time as they need to answer these
questions, then they send their answers to me using the Contact page
on my website or by direct email. I usually respond directly to the
participant once or twice to clarify what they would like to be called
on the post and to fix typos, but the answers are largely
unedited/unfiltered.
Source: https://t.co/ZdapSSQQqL
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Steve Hayes
Web: http://www.khanya.org.za/stevesig.htm
http://www.goodreads.com/hayesstw
http://www.bookcrossing.com/mybookshelf/Methodius