After reading two of James Wrights poems, the importance of the final lines become glaringly obvious. Wright uses the final lines to make the reader question what they have just read. They provide the ability to make a reader go… Continue Reading →
Jesus Hopped The A-Train – is it a comedy or drama? After reading the play “Jesus Hopped The A-Train” there were undoubtedly moments where I found myself chuckling at certain lines and actions despite its generally serious and rather contemplative… Continue Reading →
This post contains a link to a complete list of all the texts that I have read in SL Literature, starting from the beginning of grade 11. My Reading Log
In today’s class, we look in-depth on the illustrations within the book “Fun Home”. We were tasked with recreating a panel from the book. This is what I came up with. Evidently, I am no artist, however, in drawing this… Continue Reading →
What would you trust more, in seeking to learn about a person: their biography or their memoir/autobiography? Ultimately, when considering this question, people often consider the individual who is writing or being written about. Of course, somebody with a… Continue Reading →
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