Somewhere For Everyone By Grisham
Another difference is how the authors present their own personal feedback on the subject or not. Grisham’s piece is much more of a personal experience, instead Weinthal’s report of an issue. Grisham uses first person perspective to describe how he was chased by a panhandler, how he did personal research, and how he actually felt. The title, “somewhere for everyone,” actually refers to when he says, “Everyone has to be somewhere.” His opinion is that we can not hide homeless people and pretend the problem is gone. This is a different kind of writing from the report on Syrian refugees. Weinthal never uses the first person, even though the piece makes it seem like he personally visited the refugee camps. He is completely third person, telling