I don't know where my head is anymore. There are so many days I think I have my entire agenda down to a tee. This class from this time to that time, work on this project from here to here, do this homework when you get back from this club and you'll still have plenty of time to work on that graphics assignment before you go to bed ( Read more... )

Each day that passes by I lose more and more faith in both Hanson and Hanson fans. Seriously, taking a break from the fandom for a while.

I don't know where I'm at with the novel count, but you can add The Awakening by Kate Chopin, The Italian by Ann Radcliff, and The Monk by Matthew Gregory Lewis.

That is all.

...is completed. The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole ( Read more... )

...are completed. The Encyclopedia of Dragons by some snarky Australian man whose name I forget because Dan returned the book to the library, and Coraline by Neil Gaiman. The first Dan had me read because he enjoyed it when he first read it [actually, I had him read it to me when he slept over the other night], and the second I had read in high ( Read more... )

...is completed. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: A Savage Journey to the Heart of the American Dream.

I've been trying to get ahead of next semester, so I'm reading novels off my list for the Gothic Novel Seminar. Fear and Loathing is actually the last novel on the list that Dr. Anthony sent me. I was planning on starting in chronological order, ( Read more... )

...completed. Exile by R.A. Salvatore ( Read more... )

Novels eleven and tweleve are completed. Exile and Sojourn, in their graphic novel form, are completed. The real Exile is exactly 101 pages away from completion, but I may have to put it on hiatus for a while while I read some of these novels for Dr. Anthony's class this coming semester (nine novels, sheesh!). I'm reading the shortest ones ( Read more... )

Completed. Homeland by R.A. Salvatore.

This one I read either freshman or sophomore year of highschool, but since I bought the entire Dark Elf Trilogy, I decided to read it as a refresher ( Read more... )

...completed. Brave New World by Aldous Huxley.

This was another novel I was supposed to read for high school, but didn't. However, I wasn't prompted by personal interest this time, as I was with Beowulf. Candy's brother asked to borrow my copy for his summer reading list...I got frustrated with Sir Gawain, because the translation is quite ( Read more... )

Novel Number Eight: ...is completed. The Dubliners by James Joyce. What mostly prompted me to pick up this novel was Dr. Farrell's work with the James Joyce Quarterly back when she lived in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She mentioned him all the time in Business Writing, and again in Brit Lit, so I finally decided to get something by him to see what he was like ( Read more... )