“So What? Who Cares” is an essay on the importance of completely
and bluntly express the subject of what you are writing about. The author goes
on to stress the reader needs to know what is at stake in the text, due to the
usual assumptions of the writer. We then are told some of the best ways to
include the reader is to actually ask their selves “So what?” and “Who cares?”
The “so what” is the idea we want to be pushed onto the audience. Keeping this
in mind the “Who Cares?” can describe who are audience is. Hopefully this helps
us to truly involve our reader.
I thought this essay was easy to read and indomitable. Not
to mention relatable. High school I would be peer editing a paper and through
the whole thing I had no idea what the hell he was trying to tell me. As
writers our reader should be number one in our mind. All too often we forget
about this, and we lose the whole reason we are writing., which is to tell the
writer something with no text lost in translation.
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