I find that the general purpose of putting together a literary narrative is so that you can express your stance on a literature piece. It does not have to be constrained to a literature piece, it can be your overall perspective on literature. I liked how I was able to show how I went through writing earlier in my academic career as a student, my writing has helped me understand not only my relationship to my direction but to society as well. I
I felt like the annotated bibliography was helpful. I used the annotated bibliography to help formulate the main idea to my literature narrative which was centered around how I have grown in my academic writing. I liked how I was able to also see how the articles specifically related to my article, it is not easy to decide whether something is credible by just reading it, by applying it to a real example (an essay) its like testing a hypothesis.
I thought that the peer review was really useful, I was able to not only see what my peer had to say about my writing. But I got to see how my writing stacks up to my peer, and when I say that I do not mean in any competition relate context, I mean how did my peer attack the task at hand and how did my strategy differ and could I use that to better my own writing in the future. I thought it was nice to also talk with someone who had a similar perspective to mine, this re-validated what I was doing.