The document provides instructions for a school assignment to produce a fanzine, noting that the process of conducting an interview should be documented including questions prepared and interviewees. Students should provide an unedited interview transcript as well as a draft, and interviews can be in any preferred style. The document also states that any other written elements for the fanzine such as reviews, articles, or research should be documented, and drafts are recommended to check for errors and consistency.

1. 3. COPY
Simran Jabbal

2. Interview:
You should document the process of getting your interview. You should produce a range of questions and also a
list of interviewees.
You should provide an unedited transcript of the interview as well as at least one draft of it.
Interviews can be written in whatever style you prefer.

4. Andy
Goldsworthy

5. Questions:
1) How do you FEEL when you look up into the TREES and SEE the SUNLIGHT PEEKING through?
2) What do you THINK of when you STEP on CRUNCHY leaves?
3) JUMP into the PILE OF LEAVES, or WORRY about what might be HIDING in there?
4) What do you LOVE about the CHANGING SEASONS, or about AUTUMN in particular?

6. Questions Answered:
How do you feel when you look up into the trees and see the sunlight peeking through?
I feel like it’s the start or the end of a new day.
What do you think of when you step on crunchy leaves?
It is satisfying and reminds me of Autumn.
Jump into the pile of leaves, or worry about what might be hiding in there?
Jump into the pile of leaves as I feel like it’s spontaneity.
What do you love about the changing seasons, or about autumn in particular?
I absolutely adore the summer sun and the cold chills.

7. Questions Answered:
How do you feel when you look up into the trees and see the sunlight peeking through?
I feel like it is the start of a brand new day.
What do you think of when you step on crunchy leaves?
Something which I think when I step on a crunchy leave would have to be that it is very
satisfying hearing the noise of it crunching.
Jump into the pile of leaves, or worry about what might be hiding in there?
Worry about what might be hiding in there because I don’t like the fact that I don’t know
what is underneath.
What do you love about the changing seasons, or about autumn in particular?
Something I like about the changing seasons would have to be the fact that you see a
difference in the wild life. Depending on what season it is you are more likely to see a
certain type of animal in comparison to another season such as winter.

8. Questions Answered:
How do you feel when you look up into the trees and see the sunlight peeking through?
I feel as though it is going to be a good day. It makes me be in a good mood and how lucky we are
to be in this world.
What do you think of when you step on crunchy leaves?
I like the noise of stepping on the crunchy leaves. Crunchy leaves happens in Autumn which is a
whole new season. It makes me thin of a new beginning and something good will happen this
season.
Jump into the pile of leaves, or worry about what might be hiding in there?
Be crazy, jump into the pile of leaves.
What do you love about the changing seasons, or about autumn in particular?
I love when the seasons change, when winter comes it means fur coats and fluffy socks and
Christmas movies. Autumn is wearing cute Chelsea boots and long sleeved tops. In Spring, I like t see
the flowers blooming and the different types of wildlife coming out of hibernation. I like the early
morning in summer, have the sunlight creeping through my curtains and getting to wear cute
summer dresses.

9. Questions Answered:
How do you feel when you look up into the trees and see the sunlight peeking through?
I love seeing the sunshine peeking through the tree. Often see that on morning dog walks out in the
fields near where I l live. It makes me feel calm and contemplative.
What do you think of when you step on crunchy leaves?
I think of how much my daughter loves crunching leaves. It’s indicative of the season and it reminds me
how much I like autumn.
Jump into the pile of leaves, or worry about what might be hiding in there?
Never worry about the leaves. Just jump in, I make massive piles on the village green with my daughter
and she dives into them.
What do you love about the changing seasons, or about autumn in particular?
I think in a world where we’re constantly being broadcasted to and bombarded with pointless
‘content’ connection to the seasons and appreciating the differences is really important. I love cosier
clothes, crisp morning walks, putting logs on the stove and making different, autumn foods…
I’m a walking stereotype….which amuses me

10. Questions Answered:
How do you feel when you look up into the trees and see the sunlight peeking through?
It is quite a calming thing to see. The light being filtered through the leaves. I think it makes me feel quite small and
insignificant. Those leaves are new each year but the branches they grow on have been alive far longer than me and might be
there long after I’ve gone. You can mark the time through the seasons from the bare cold branches in winter, to the fresh
green leaves in spring. The summer sunshine is almost blocked out by the mass of leaves and then the autumn colour arrives.
This process will keep happening, over and over again.
What do you think of when you step on crunchy leaves?
Crunchy autumn leaves mean beautiful, clear and dry days. Usually they mean a walk in the woods, a mini adventure off in to
nature. They are also a little sad. Autumn leaves means winter is coming and with that, the long, dark nights and the cold wet
days. They are part of a beautiful transition but ultimately they lead to a disappointing end.
Jump into the pile of leaves, or worry about what might be hiding in there?
Worry about what is hiding in there.
What do you love about the changing seasons, or about autumn in particular?
The light in autumn can be amazing. Particularly in the morning. The summer haze disappears with the colder nights and on a
good morning the light is warm and crisp and clear. You can get mist in places which is beautiful. Nature seems to get busy
again. Birds prepare to migrate. Other animals prepare for winter. They seem a bit more purposeful than in summer. I like the
fading flowers and the drying seed heads. Sun comes up late enough to see the sunrise. Autumn brings cold weather and the
houses in the village get their wood burners and coal fires on and you can smell it in the evening air. The cold, damp air keeps
the smoke low over the village. That smell always reminds me of autumn and winter.

11. Questions Answered:
How do you feel when you look up into the trees and see the sunlight peeking through?
Complete joy.
What do you think of when you step on crunchy leaves?
I think of Autumn and cold days and woolly jumpers.
Jump into the pile of leaves, or worry about what might be hiding in there?
Jump in every time!
What do you love about the changing seasons, or about autumn in particular?
I love the cold, misty mornings, the colour of the sunlight, the colour of the leaves, the cool evenings and the
smells.

12. Questions Answered:
How do you feel when you look up into the trees and see the sunlight peeking through?
I feel warmth and happiness, to see nature in different colours and light.
What do you think of when you step on crunchy leaves?
I think of autumn and conker collecting when I was younger or rustling through woodland walking my dog.
Jump into the pile of leaves, or worry about what might be hiding in there?
I’m too cautious, I wouldn’t jump and they are usually soggy underneath and I don’t want to squash any
wildlife!
What do you love about the changing seasons, or about autumn in particular?
How the scenery of an area can change and have different shades and shapes, also it is a good indication that
winter is coming!

13. Questions Answered:
How do you feel when you look up into the trees and see the sunlight peeking through?
Cathartic
What do you think of when you step on crunchy leaves?
I hope there isn't rats in here.
Jump into the pile of leaves, or worry about what might be hiding in there?
Probably not jump into a pile of leaves. I might be a little old for that. Also; rats
What do you love about the changing seasons, or about autumn in particular?
I love how everything begins to relax. People become aware of what they need to do and start working on it,
knowing it's the last push before the end of the year. I also struggle with summer/autumn change in some ways,
as the change in season often leaves me feeling a little low for a few weeks.

14. Copy:
All the other written elements of your fanzine are up to you but should be documented here. If you decide
to write a review, a polemic, an article or anything else, it needs to be documented here.
Drafts are good so it is worth writing a first draft then producing a second which not only checks for
spelling and grammar errors but also ensures that your work has a consistent style, quality and structure.
Recording your research, as and when it happens, is also a very strong idea. If you need to look up a fact or
read an article, record that.

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