Blogs about: The Great Gatsby
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Getting Sci/Fi-ed with Bea Arthur
Hey Twin, I came across this today on YouTube and thought it was a perfect way to say “Goodnight, but not goodbye” to our old friend Gatsby while simultaneously getting ready for our lea… more →
Reading with my Twin
Hunter S. Thompson's boyhood home
markpaynemedia wrote 15 hours ago: Hunter S. Thompson's boyhood home After some searching I was able to hunt down Hunter S. Thom … more →
"Reading Lolita in Tehran" by Azar Nafisi
Caitlyn wrote 2 days ago: Rating: **** Author: Azar Nafisi Publish Date: 2008 by Random House Publishers Iran has been a hot … more →
On hating a beloved novel
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Richard Gilbert wrote 1 week ago: I’ve been struggling through Gilead this July, trying to ascertain why I dislike this acclaimed, bel … more →
Lesson planning...
Brynna wrote 1 week ago: In my Structures for Teaching and Learning and Language and Literacy classes, we are discussing les … more →
A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams
katherineprice wrote 1 week ago: This time my post will be on a play, ‘A Streetcar Named Desire‘ by Tennessee Williams. I … more →
The Great Gatsby and the 1974 movie
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zawan wrote 1 week ago: The Great Gatsby tells the love story of the rich Jay Gatsby and the childish, wealthy Daisy Buchann … more →
Oh the Deutscher ガールズ
girlmeetsnippon wrote 2 weeks ago: Oh I miss cameras on days like these! After a brief interlude of cloud, the sun made its blazing ent … more →
The Great Gatsby Words
everythingwentbetterthanexpected wrote 2 weeks ago: For school I have to read The Great Gatsby by Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald. The vocabulary of the no … more →
Books: Summer People
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Sam Jacobs wrote 2 weeks ago: When my job first ended I was on a phone with a friend of mine who asked me what my plans would be f … more →
Farewell
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martial wrote 3 weeks ago: Yesterday at lunch I received the news of Farrah’s death. I was shook because I had mentioned … more →
Great Gatsby Haiku
Brigitte wrote 3 weeks ago: Why don’t you find me, Corpsed up in some swimming pool, Surrounded by pink … … in … more →
He smiled understandingly...
shingirmingir wrote 3 weeks ago: – much more than understandingly. It was one of those rare smiles with a quality of eternal reassura … more →
Review: The Duel
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thephilologist wrote 4 weeks ago: The Duel, adapted by Tom Wright (from The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky). The Duel - Title … more →
Library of Irony
Mysty Vander wrote 1 month ago: and the walls are plastered with posters; Literary Gods are praised through lamenated sheets of colo … more →
Hemingway in Paris
Ron Pavellas wrote 1 month ago: A friend recommended I read Hemingway’s A Movable Feast. No one I knew locally had the book, so I or … more →
Have You Read "Trimalchio in West Egg?"
Dody Jane wrote 1 month ago: One of the most challenging things a writer does is choose a title for a piece. It is a real gift … more →
Two Books
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fairfieldwriter wrote 1 month ago: By Charles Slack These troubled times have sent me back to a pair of books that I’ve l … more →
I've Run Out Of Wood For This Bridge (Edited)
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charliejackjosephkruger wrote 1 month ago: {EDIT} this post has served its purpose. no reason to keep it up any longer. … more →
Opening Lines: 1
dmorley21 wrote 1 month ago: In my younger and more vulnerable years my father gave me some advice that I’ve been turning o … more →
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