Junot Diaz, “The Dreamer,” p. 128

Paper instructions:

Don’t just tell the reader what the essay says; tell the reader what you think it means. Your thesis will be a reaction and an analysis of the essay, explicating

and analyzing the essay in the anthology for the reader.

Read the comments about writing from the author. Can you see how those comments help you see the writer’s process and meaning? In your summary, be sure to answer

the following questions:

Who is your reader for this essay?
Why would he/she be interested?
What is the meaning the reader is expected to get from this essay?
What is the most important message the writer is trying to convey?
What does the author have to say about why he/she wrote this essay?
What is your personal reaction after reading the essay? Why do you feel that way? Give examples.
What do you want the reader to see about your perception of the essay you are analyzing?
Give examples from the essay to illustrate the points you are making. When you quote from the essay, put it in quotation marks and put an in-text citation after

the quotation marks. No more than 20% of this essay should be quotations. (1-2  cited quotes). Any paraphrases require in text citing. The rest should be in your own

words. Do not use sources other than from our Reader. Remember when you use quotes you need to include a separate works cited page.There is a sample in text cited

quote and works cited page in “additional information” in the Content section.

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