The End

The Good Reads community is one of incredible respect and comradery. It is where readers go to find the next book that will change their life. Luckily there is this review section where other can go for honest advice. During this exhibit we looked at reviews from all different genres. This helps readers gain perspective of different audiences and what they like and dislike. We looked at three categories while reviews of good, bad, and mediocre. These reviews are not just a summary of the book, but rather a passionate account of the experience’s readers have had with the book. Their stream of consciousness writing makes these experiences come to life. Piecing them together “brings to light the lives of everyday texts beyond their immediate, local use” so they can live on forever (Koupf).

Works Cited

Craig, Jacob W. The Technologies, Environments, and Materials of Everyday Writing. South Atlantic Review

Koupf, Danielle. Scrap Writing in the Digital Age: The Inventive Potential of Texts on the Loose. Enculturation, 2019.

Lillis, Theresa. Sociolinguistics of writing. Edinburgh University Press, 2013.

Porter, James E. "Intertextuality and the discourse community." Rhetoric review 5.1 (1986): 34-47.