What I enjoyed about Myriam Gurbas work, “Pendeja, You Ain’t Steinbeck: My Bronca with Fake-Ass Social Justice Literature” is that she writes in a way that I have honestly not … Read More
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What I enjoyed about Gruba’s work was that it was in Spanglish. That was pretty interesting to me because I only know a little bit of Spanish but of course … Read More
First of all, I thought this piece was interesting just by the use of Spanglish. I happen to know Spanish and the usage of Spanglish in literature maximizes the expression … Read More
To be honest, this was one of the best readings I have ever been assigned to, because as i read through her story I felt like I could totally relate … Read More
After multiple reads of Anonymous Work I was able to understand more because reading the story the first time was a bit confusing. The story seems to be all over … Read More
When I was reading the story, the writer was able to make me empathize with the character,though she has been through so much tramatic experiences she stilI aspired to be … Read More
Patchett was capable of making the readers picture her story as it was being told , it was very easy to use your imagination as a reader and create the … Read More
From the beginning I assumed that it would be about a bitter, weak husband who was jealous of his successful wife. I was not surprised and hurt by her work. … Read More
When I read “Whatever Happened to”, I realized that speaker was expressing these phrases as if it was present. Something that hurt, at the moment. For example, “There’s more to … Read More
At first when I was reading Anonymous work I wasn’t sure where it was going. I didn’t understand if the person speaking was Elena Farquahar and the reason why she … Read More