Q Just like last week, when writing a reader response, you are examining, explaining, and defending your own reaction to a text - in this case, Sonny's Blues It should be at least one page. Double spaced. You know the drill. Remember: - Write as a scholar of a discourse community addressing others in that discourse community. "Ex. Readers are able to see..." "Anyone examining this text could interpret..." - If you did not like it, that's ok. But if you criticize a text, do so from principle or form. Some questions to think about (not to address one by one - just things to think about): What themes did you notice? How well does the text/author/story address things that you, personally, care about and consider important to the world? What can you praise about the text? What issues did you have with it? How much did you enjoy the text (or not) as entertainment or as a piece of art?

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