This project was so interesting for me to look at because of all the colors. I love putting things in rainbow order and color-coding my closet. Seeing all of these covers organized by color really satisfied that little part of…

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Reading “To Cite or to Steal?…” made me feel frustrated for Kevin Ferguson. The beginning was so exciting, when he said his work was being circulated and he felt like, for a moment, that he had “arrived.” And then to…

Reading The World’s Wife was a similar struggle to reading Standing Female Nude. I was uncomfortable with much of the content, and many poems made me really despise the people in them, whether that was the speaker or the person…

Yes, these poems definitely made me uncomfortable. The first half did not seem to have as many that made me uncomfortable, but this second half had quite a few. I mean, we started out the second half by reading “You…

The Moretti article mentions the phrase “normal” literature more than once. It says that normal literature is the kind of literature that prevails for about twenty-five to thirty years. I can see how that would make sense. I think an…

I always thought of love triangles as something more modern, but I guess that’s because I mostly read more modern literature. In Mrs. Dalloway, I almost feel like Richard and Peter have become kind of like Peeta and Gale in…

As was mentioned by Professor Croxall in class, Mrs. Dalloway, by Virginia Woolf, is written in stream of consciousness and it is hard to get through. Fortunately, I have read stream of consciousness books before, so I felt like I…