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A.S. Byatt and J.K. Rowling: High Lit versus Pop Lit

ambergold wrote 2 months ago: I like this. I tend overall to not agree with the writer of this article, who slams Byatt’s cr … more →

Tags: Childhood, Lit Theory/Nonsense, Literature, A.S Byatt, children's lit, JK Rowling

Clarity is Hard to Achieve.1 comment

samuraipoet wrote 3 months ago: - Note - The excerpt below is from a prosody assignment I finished recently. I’m posting it he … more →

Tags: Poetry, (Hard) Work, Milton, Prosody

Waiting...1 comment

Reid wrote 3 months ago: Today, I woke up with only ONE, count it, ONE snooze-button-press. Why? Well, when my alarm went off … more →

Tags: Life, Love, Japanese, Playwright, sleep, time, apology, Waiting, not godot

300 word mini-explication

samuraipoet wrote 4 months ago: This was the last assignment I turned in for poetry class. Had to be between 200 and 300 words … more →

Tags: Poetry, Yeats, Mortality, Immortality, Heaven, Artifice

I love Tolkien, oh so much!1 comment

samuraipoet wrote 4 months ago: Dragon Helm of Turin I’ve been eyeing deluxe editions of all the major Tolkien texts on amazon … more →

Tags: Book related, Tolkien, Fantasy, The Children of Hurin

Too many topics: Mistake

samuraipoet wrote 4 months ago: I just turned in this paper; “Gender Dialogue in the Augustan Age” When I got done, I realized that … more →

Tags: Milton, Swift, Paradise Lost, Gender, pope, Research

Charon, Ferryman to the Stars1 comment

mmarano1 wrote 9 months ago: So we’re reading The Aeneid in Brit Lit. This was born from my studies of the text. If you hav … more →

Tags: Society, College, Satire, Aeneid, Sibyl, meryl streep, Charon

School...again1 comment

slightlysadistic wrote 10 months ago: Rather than get a second job, or perhaps while I wait for a second job to find me, I’m taking … more →

Tags: Milton, English class, EVC

The Master, Colm Toibin2 comments

ambergold wrote 11 months ago: I’m reading Colm Toibin’s The Master, and finding it deeply, elusively disturbing. This … more →

Tags: Literature, The Master, Colm Toibin, colm toibin the master, colm toibin the master book review

Meanderings

ambergold wrote 1 year ago: Reading an old post over at Returnings, I was struck by something. She quoted the following “Einmal … more →

Tags: Literature, Milan Kundera, Of Human Bondage, of human bondage quote, W. Somerset Maugham, Somerset Maugham

The Comfort of Strangers, Continued

ambergold wrote 1 year ago: Horrible. Horrible horrible horrible. I must say, I’m disappointed in Ian McEwan. Did he think … more →

Tags: Ian McEwan, The comfort of strangers

The Comfort of Strangers

ambergold wrote 1 year ago: “Alone, perhaps, they could have explored the city with pleasure, followed whims, dispensed wi … more →

Tags: Literature, Ian McEwan, The comfort of strangers

Missing and Misued Language

Than wrote 1 year ago: Today’s word of the day is… Dramastically: striking, startling, exponential, possibly th … more →

Tags: Literature, Band, College, senor biggles, WorDs, English, smailes, AP Comp and Lit, self doubt

'Twould drink the cup and all.

Than wrote 1 year ago: Act 1, Scene 1, line 21, quoth the Bishop of Canterbury, “Henry V.” Evidently I was mist … more →

Tags: Life, Literature, Band, whitekeys, King Lear, Henry V, * The Tempest

Feeling British

Than wrote 1 year ago: Which is entirely ludicrous.  My family hasn’t been “british” for at least two gen … more →

Tags: Life, Literature, Tea, King Lear, Fandom - Torchwood, Art

The Secret3 comments

ambergold wrote 1 year ago: Stars: 3/5 Charlotte Bronte’s The Secret, written when she was a teenager, is a collection of … more →

Tags: Literature, charlotte bronte the secret, the secret book review, bronte the secret book review, Charlotte Bronte, the Brontës

I "think about happiness all the time"

ambergold wrote 1 year ago: Stars: 4.5/5 Anita Brookner’s Booker-Prize winning novel is a deft and lyrical work, a moving … more →

Tags: Literature, Anita Brookner, Hotel Du Lac, anita brookner hotel du lac

Lisa Gerrard and flowers

ambergold wrote 2 years ago: Lisa Gerrard is the composer/singer who did the Gladiator music, that breathtakingly haunting stuff, … more →

Tags: Poetry, Literature, Virginia Woolf, TS Eliot, Mrs. Dalloway, The Waste Land

Alphabet Weekends

bookblog2006 wrote 2 years ago: Alphabet Weekends by Elizabeth Noble Why did I read it? I heard it mentioned on the nest book club … more →

Tags: Chick Lit, Fiction


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