From what Ive seen and read throughout the few articles/essay we as a class and independently have read. The ingredients or (themes) to make their essays intresting that these authors used were the use of lots of diffrent emotions, they (authors) used a social problem and a hisotric event that impacted people of color which was racism in one of the essays which is a huge auidence gainer. The authors also play a good role in making their readers think carefully about what they have read for example Allen tate and Author David Jauss used metaphors to explain how when we read we to read with the purpose of searching for key details that leads to the origin weather of the article, novel, essay, comic, manga , or even a newspaper that were reading. A good place to get an idea of something write about is your room or somewhere or someone you get motivated off of and get an idea you can elaborate on that person or thing. In additon a topic you really like weather its about politics , lgbtq++, social problems going on in our society or a problem going on in another country, or even about the lack of awarness society have on mens mental health and how men have these problems aswell, etc. A concern I might have on writing a narrative of my own is if I write in a specific way people may not unserstand what im writing and what im trying to express to my audience. ( Thats something I fear is that I write soemthing and my auidnce is confused on what the main topic is or what is the theme based off so they can get an idea of what they are going to be reading.)
