Source Evaluation

Veronica Hernandez
Just a little side note I decided to do one of each considering the fact that I couldn’t really find anything on Huze. Also, I really don’t know which one author I am going to write about yet.
Kevin J Wetmore Jr. "THE SANDSTORM: STORIES FROM THE FRONT. " Rev. of: ***[insert title of work reviewed in italics]***, ***[insert clarifying information]***. Theatre Journal 58.2 (2006): 358-359. Research Library Core, ProQuest. Web. 22 Oct. 2010.
I found this source on ProQuest, the article is about how the play got started. How Huze was an actor before volunteering himself when 9/11 happened. Then it goes in why Sean Huze wrote the play, also how the media took it. When the play was open and how it showed how each soldier experienced the Iraqi War. Lastly it talks about who was the co-producer and that it was a very powerful piece. I really think that this article could help me write my essay because it tells how the play became written. The other aspect that I can use is the play itself and how others responded to it.
"Tim O’Brien (1946-)." Short Story Criticism. Ed. Jelena Krstovic. Vol. 123. Detroit: Gale, Cengage Learning, 2009. 82-190. Literature Criticism Online. Gale. Yavapai College. 24 October 2010 http://galenet.galegroup.com.proxy.yc.edu/servlet/LitCrit/yava/FJ1584150003
This is a literature criticism that I found on O’Brien. I found this cite to be very credible because it is dated 2009 when it was done. Also, that the information provided seems very up to date. I also see that there are no advertisements or anything that can make the work suspicious of being untrue. Also, this is a site that I found in the library databases so I can be sure that it is great and useful information.