Your task here is to demonstrate your understanding of formatting as a writing tool. HOW an author tells you a story influences your reception of it.
Kincaid makes sure her story is NOT what a reader would typically expect. Your answer needs to analysis HOW, WHERE, and WHY she does this.
- WHAT are the unconventional formatting choices made by this author?
- What are the EFFECTS of her unconventional choices?
Technical details: 1) a clear thesis: it must name the pieces of fiction and authors, as well as contain a method of development/branches;
2) a multi-paragraph structure: organize your body paragraphs around your thesis promise, modeling your outline after the examples demonstrated on the document, Assignment Submission Guidelines, page 2;
3) well-developed body paragraphs: 10 sentences + for each paragraph is a college-level standard; this is how much space you need to PROVE your claims;
4) well-developed introduction and conclusion paragraphs: your introduction must contain not only a thesis, but also a hook or lead-in; your conclusion must do more than merely summarize;
5) use of the third-person academic voice: analysis does NOT use the individual first-person voice; instead, the 3rd person is required;
6) textual evidence as specific support: small integrated quotes and/or paraphrase are REQUIRED as the EVIDENCE for your claims;
7) 5 Paragraphs are the minimum requirement for this.
You can also find the story online or i can share a pdf it is a rather short story not very long.
