eclectic / eccentric

I first read Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises in an unknown time and place; my second reading took place in 2009 upon the recommendation ...

If any of my awesome followers are still around, I wanted to direct you to a new blog I'm writing for my Master's thesis called Writ...

I was very happy to get the chance to go to BEA this year. I went way back in 2010 - aka Pre-Kid Years - when I was in full blogging mode...

In Charlotte Bronte's Villette , Lucy Snowe travels from her home to teach at a girls' school, and in so doing, finds herself. It...

David Amigoni, in Victorian Literature , remarks that Victorian society revolved around oppositions: rural and urban, modernity and historic...

In my Introduction to Literature course, one of the first things we learn are the elements of plot, specifically protagonist, antagonist, in...

I recently posted a review of Henry James's  Daisy Miller in which I remarked that the overall plot of the novella suggests that the tr...

Nothing binds Americans together more than the foreign “Other”, especially in the context of war. On the morning of September 11, 2001, I ...