First, in bold, write a thesis statement for your potential researched essay. Please reference the following link
for some handy tips on improving your thesis statement: University of Illinois' Center for Writing Studies -
http://www.cws.illinois.edu/workshop/writers/tips/thesis/
Next, include an annotated bibliography with at least three academic sources that you could use for your
essay. Compose these as though they are entries in a Works Cited page. Make certain that they are listed in
alphabetical order and use correct MLA format.
For each source, as you have done before, include 2-3 sentences summarizing the source, 2-3 sentences
evaluating the source, and 2-3 sentences reflecting on how you will use the source in your potential researched
essay
Your revised thesis statement makes a unique claim (argument) about the text and makes a comment about
your position in relation to the topic.
Your annotated bibliography includes three scholarly sources that relate to your chosen work (nonfiction, short
story, poem, drama), your thesis, and Queer Theory.