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Due Thursday, May 23rd - Farewell Blog
Dear Scholars, With the year coming to a close, I would like to say how proud I am of all of you, and everything you accomplished this pa...
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Overview : The Shakespearean sonnet consists of three quatrains (four-line stanzas), rhyming abab cdcd efef, and a couplet (a two-line sta...
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Overview : Toni Morrison on the writing process and inception of Beloved , stated, ''I was amazed by this story I came across about...
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Please post your working essay concept. Please do not create a "thesis," yet. I would also revisit your blog responses; there ar...
If Beale Street Could Speak
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ReplyDeleteThe Bluest Eye, Frankenstein
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ReplyDeleteMacbeth, Frankenstein, Hamlet, The Kite Runner, One Hundred Years of Solitude, Les Miserables (but that's too long), Slaughterhouse Five, Things Fall Apart,
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ReplyDeleteI kind of want to pick an author and challenge myself to read as much of them as possible. Maybe plow through some Virginia Wolfe or Shakespeare.
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ReplyDeleteI have been interested to read American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis. I was wondering if this is an option despite not being on the list of books mentioned on the AP list.
ReplyDeleteHamlet, 12th night, Slaughterhouse 5, Fahrenheit 451
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Challenger Deep, Turn of The Screw
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