Oh that’s very cool! I actually had to read it for a course specializing in 19th century female literature. But then I did a queer reading for it for another class where I argued the narrator ❤ Rebecca. I think I did a fairly good job of it, considering I managed to get over 4,000 words for the essay, lol
Yeah, I enjoyed it! It’s similar to Jane Eyre in a lot of ways, but still manages to be its own individual work set in a more modern setting. Additionally, it’s so popular that it’s apparently never bee out of print! Which is pretty incredible, all things considered.
Lol, well I’m pretty sure I can handle this one, tho time’s certainly ticking away.
I’m actually doing a queer reading of this text, while also implementing past critical analysis of the book to show how critique has evolved over time etc etc.
idk. I mean if the universe wants you to help me out i ain’t gonna tell it no.
Sure thing @last-haven ! And don’t forget to drag several people to the polls with you!
things to blame @sliceosunshine for
- watching (My) Immortal the Webseries
- playing Undertale
Hey! So, if any of my followers/mutuals know how to set up a second Twitter account attached to the one you originally made and can then share with a team of people (sorta like a sideblog here on Tumblr?) I’d greatly appreciate the advice!
I don’t use The Twitter. can someone help sproings?
Thanks for answering! I managed to figure something out on my own – we’ll see tomorrow if it’ll suffice for our group work Twitter’s so weird
SliceOSunshine 