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Keeping it Short and Simple: A Review of “The Cape”
It’s not uncommon for a reviewer’s opinion to be affected by the amount of time they spend with a literary work. Depending on their mood at the moment of engagement, a piece of significant length may … more →
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Keeping it Short and Simple: A Review of “The Cape”
wrote 1 month ago: It’s not uncommon for a reviewer’s opinion to be affected by the amount of time they spend with a li … more →
Cue creepy music.
wrote 4 months ago: A 26-year-old from the Cape and islands with no history of underlying medical problems has died from … more →
Game On
wrote 4 months ago: Board meetings can be ‘bored’ meetings, if you know what I mean. After all, for how long can you tak … more →
HAS SUMMER LOST ITS WAY
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wrote 5 months ago: The Summer Day Who made the world? Who made the swan, and the black bear? Who made the grasshopper? … more →
Music Makes Me Happy
wrote 5 months ago: The other day I was feeling really, really down. It doesn’t matter why, I was just feeling up … more →
Cape Cod
wrote 6 months ago: So, this weekend I went to the cape with my friend Arielle from school and her family. Here’s … more →
Y is for
wrote 9 months ago: Day 86, 3/28/09 Yarmouthport, MA My grandmother’s 89th birthday! … more →
A South African Sunset
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wrote 9 months ago: Sunset seen while camping the Garden Route in South Africa. Beautiful. Also, while we watched it, th … more →
An Introduction To Cape Town
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wrote 9 months ago: Like I mentioned before, Cape Town is an absolutely beautiful city. Perhaps one of the most beautifu … more →
Lightness Tie In
wrote 10 months ago: The Cape makes use of many of the defining features of Elit put forth by Hayle’s. Specifically there … more →
Lightness Elit
wrote 10 months ago: The Cape by J.R. Carpenter is a work of compiled artwork with an invented story. Each page is a uniq … more →
E-Lit Example of Visbility
wrote 10 months ago: The Cape: The property of visibility is intimately linked to the connection between imagination and … more →
Whale Watching in Cape Cod
wrote 10 months ago: Perhaps one of the most memorable experiences during a weekend getaway at the Cape is to engage in w … more →
What Is Class? Part I
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wrote 1 year ago: Background In starting Cape Cod Branding a concept that Amy and I discussed was that of class. The n … more →
E-lit, the Final Frontier.
wrote 1 year ago: Brendan Brooks It’s hard, it’s confusing, it’s annoying at times, so why read electronic literature … more →
Mysterious Piano Caper
wrote 1 year ago: Mystery Piano in Woods Perplexes Police (CNN) — Was it a theft? A prank? A roundabout effort t … more →
E-Guest 1: The Back-Story
wrote 1 year ago: Fact + Fiction By Aurelea Mahood Here at Capilano like most universities and colleges, there is a vi … more →
J.R. Carpenter Responds to Questions on The Cape
wrote 1 year ago: Here are my responses to the questions posed by the English 214 Question Collective after their clas … more →
Questions to J. R Carpenter
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wrote 1 year ago: By the English 214 Question Collective A series of questions inspired by J.R. Carpenter’s THE … more →
