Select 1 story from Week 1 (Early Pulp Generation) and 1 story from Week 3 (New

Select 1 story from Week 1 (Early Pulp Generation) and 1 story from Week 3 (New Wave Era).
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<br />Imagine you are a book reviewer for a well-respected newspaper or magazine such as The New York Times or The New Yorker.
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<br />Your editor is running a series of book reviews with a time travel twist and has asked you to write 2 reviews.
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<br />Your first review will focus on your selected story from the Early Pulp Generation. In keeping with the time travel twist, your editor has asked you to write this review as if you have traveled back in time and are a writer from the 1930s.
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<br />The second review will focus on your selected story from the New Wave Era. Your editor has asked you to write the second review as if you had traveled back in time and are a writer from the 1960s.
<br />Joanna russ – When it changed
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<br />Before you begin writing, your editor asks you to read examples of book reviews from these 2 eras so you can match the style of the era and create an authentic experience for the readers.
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<br />Read the following examples of book reviews from the University Library:
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<br />Early Pulp Generation:
<br />Amazing! Astounding! (1939). TIME Magazine.
<br />New Wave Era:
<br />Unbelievable but True: (1960). Saturday Evening Post
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<br />Write a 350-word review for each of your selected works.
<br />Note: Remember, you will write 2 reviews, 1 for each period.
<br />Include the following in each review:
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<br />Elements prominent during each era
<br />Themes prominent during each era
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<br />Cite 2 outside sources.
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