Semester TWO, Blog #1
1.Lil Wayne Goes to Jail: The New Issue of Rolling Stone
2.shakira

Starting with a good hook that interests the readier and all of the quotes used support an argument (so don't have a quote that talks about something different). Don't put a lot of quotes that make your writing not so important (so most of the writing in that final product should be from you.)

A good strong topic or argument makes a good interview because if the interview was about their life's its more like a biography and the questions can be more like "who are your parents" "where were you born" etc. But an interview has a point! Your asking questions about something specific. I think like mine was "what made you take the career you took" so most of the interview is about his choice and his experiences in his career. Not about how many dogs he had or the names of his parents.

I think we can use the loop to make the reader more interested. So start of by a quote they said and analyze it and go like that. Since your are putting your ideas and opinions it makes it no a transcript of a conversation and i think the reader also want to learn your opinions and ideas.