Oliver Sacks On the Move: A Life
In reader response 3 a review will be examined. The review will contain 3 parts: a brief summary, the views attributes, and using chapter 11 of Everyone’s An Author with readings discuss how the review might be improved. The review chosen for this response is Andrew Solomon’s (The New York Times) review of Dr. Oliver Sacks’ memoir On the Move: A Life. The review comes just months before Dr. Sacks’ death (from cancer) earlier this year. The author leaves the reader just enough information to perhaps want to read the book. Over all a very positive review.
In a brief summary, of Mr. Solomon’s assertion he begins by stating “Science trades in facts, not anecdotes” (Sunday Book Review) leaving the reader to believe
In reader response 3 a review will be examined. The review will contain 3 parts: a brief summary, the views attributes, and using chapter 11 of Everyone’s An Author with readings discuss how the review might be improved. The review chosen for this response is Andrew Solomon’s (The New York Times) review of Dr. Oliver Sacks’ memoir On the Move: A Life. The review comes just months before Dr. Sacks’ death (from cancer) earlier this year. The author leaves the reader just enough information to perhaps want to read the book. Over all a very positive review.
In a brief summary, of Mr. Solomon’s assertion he begins by stating “Science trades in facts, not anecdotes” (Sunday Book Review) leaving the reader to believe