@Fred: snarky SnarlKoorly/LiteraryKoorly came to the front. She's picky when it comes to literary movements. And I have seen famous authors write something similar to that.
And it was silly you made the same mistake in less than eighteen hours.
POV: yes, it's abstract, but any particular character riving it?
I love the stuff.
And it's true about the easy thing. I can't abide by modern poetry and people say it's easy. So . . . so . . . so!
Frankenstein's a good book, but it'd definitely be a lot better is she axed or at least halved some, if not all, the nature scenes. I can see the dullness though; the actual pace didn't pick up until roughly half way through if I remember correctly.
This years AS students (new syllabus) are doin g Frankenstein; but comparing it to another book of their choice from that genre out of a choice of Dracula, Dorian Gray, Wuthering Heights (I think) and another one.
That'd be quite cool.
English Language, English Literature and French. For the middle one I'd need the texts a week or so before I got down to the teaching. I'm not sure of proper tutor - y charges, so it's £5 - 7 an hour. Quite reasonable I think.
And I have the freakiest homework I only just remembered I had to do today. It's in French. ABout a picture and article about a Muslim Barbie.
No in - depth discussion. Just odd as homework yes?
@Kaela: any reason for the hug? *hugs back*