Critique of Gary Soto’s, “The Soup” on page 1996 of the Norton ( Read more... )

I'm boycotting Eliot's Quartet's. I refuse to add more Eliot and Eliot criticism to the cannon. :P

The Red Wheelbarrow ( Read more... )

I’m going to analyze a poem by HD this week, instead of looking at the Waste Land again. I know it’s all good and stuff, but after studying it in at least one class for three years, you do get sick of it ( Read more... )

"Do you know what happened on August 4th 1914? I'll tell you what happened. PEACE broke out! The only peace I ever had ( Read more... )

“The Grass ( Read more... )

I adore Kiplings work. Proff Kuin describes him as a realist, but, thought he may write in a realist mode, "The Jungle Book" and "The Man Who Would Be King" (one of my favourite short stories) are not realist texts. One would have needed a fairly good sense of imagination to write them ( Read more... )

See Page 947 in the Norton ( Read more... )

This week I went home and looked at the album of pictures I had taken when I was in Greece. I wanted to take a second look at the photos I took at Agamemnon’s tomb, and to try and remember what it felt like to stand there ( Read more... )

The Tables Turned (Norton 764 ( Read more... )