Whale of a tale

After realizing that I am going to have a lot of time to myself in the next two months while Tom does the whole production thing and I had no classes, I figured I should just knock out a few more credits (because, well, the more credits I have, the sooner I can graduate and move out into the big bad world, or at least onto more school). So I’m taking a class on Moby Dick (and literary criticism) in the English department. I’ve never actually read it, though I am pretty sure I read excerpts in high school, so I’m looking forward to it.

We have an awful lot buzzing and brewing, but nothing much to report. Stay tuned.

Comments (3) left to “Whale of a tale”

  1. Colin wrote:

    I got Moby Dick for my birthday! Always wanted to read it. It better be a rip roaring read though now that I see the size of it {:o.

  2. Charity wrote:

    You were well-homeschooled-it’s hard to believe you never had to read MD.
    It was a fixture on every high school summertime reading list in NYS high schools for decades.

    not reading Conrad,though? It’s got a bit more ‘texture’ if you are doing literary criticism.

  3. Alissa wrote:

    I had to read pieces of it, but never the whole thing . . . I can understand why, though. It’s a messy book.

    We are reading Conrad in my other class, actually - The Secret Agent.

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