1. Main point: To inform the reader that "Writer's Workshop" inspired my love for literature and why it made such a big impact.
2. Audience: Peers and my professor. I constantly reminded myself who my audience would be as I wrote the narrative, and I have displayed it in a way (1st person) that illustrates my thoughts and emotions clearly and connects them to the story.
3. Feedback: While writing this narrative, I had my classmates read it over and they gave me informative feedback that I was able to tweak into my essay before publishing the final draft.
4. Process: While writing this essay, I learned that the best way for me to focus on the point of the story is to remind myself who the audience will be, and how clearly they will be able to interpret what I write.
5. Areas to focus on? Paper's strengths/ weaknesses?: I think the purpose of my story really becomes the clearest after Mr. Fulton described the intent of the workshop. I am confident that my details are vivid enough to make the story come alive in the audiences mind. I am concerned that a weakness may be strongly connecting one paragraph to the next.
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