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- Fretful Porpentine
- Heya. I teach Shakespeare, British lit, and some other stuff. I am an associate professor at a small public university in the South, here known as Misnomer U; I spent a year in a visiting position at a private liberal-arts college that I call New SLAC. I hold degrees from the Beloved Alma Mater (undergrad) and the University of Basketball (grad). This blog contains teaching anecdotes, occasional posts about whatever I'm reading, and random thoughts.
5 comments:
Love it.
No, no, you have to let us guess!
Genius!
I love the subtle chiaoscuro effects!
Serena -- Well, you can certainly guess which parts of Morte I'm illustrating (the top and bottom halves of the image are from two different sections, BTW).
Busted! I haven't actually read it (although I have a lovely poster that I picked up at the MLA). It is on my list.
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