letter to the author

1.       wright an letter to the aouthor 

Consider the strategies at play. Think critically about what it means to engage an audience with a text. Since you just examined how the essay performed this task, ask now how well it performed the task it set out for itself.

2.     Write a letter to the essayist. As a way of generating the letter, think about features of the essay, its meaning and its rhetoric. Bring your concerns together in a letter, seeking no to praise the writer but offer your reading experience to the conversation being initiated by the essay.

Details of this exercise:

1.     Your letter to the author should be ½ to 2 typed double spaced pages long. A letter will not usually include either parenthetical documentation or a “works cited” page. Telling the author that you are writing to satisfy a class requirement will not do the trick.

2.     Please follow proper Letter format for this exercise.