Check out Western Reruns by Clay Matthews, available for free download from End & Shelf Books.
If you, too, are finishing up your Modern American Poetry syllabus for the course that starts Monday and need a copy of George Cabot Lodge's Poems 1899-1902, you can find it for free here on google books, which is the strangest thing I've ever seen. I know that I've read a bunch of articles about books scanned online, but who knew that one could ever come in handy like this?
PS--The GCL poems are to make the students appreciate Modernism and applaud the end of the Genteel Tradition. I applaud this every day of my life.
Alleluia--Frank has finally responded to the meme after a long hiatus.
Alleluia x 2--Schubert has done the same, though who knows how accurate the answers are, because she seems to have the brown bottle flu today or something.
Charleston gratitude and overdue update
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Thanks for the heads up, but I've already finished my syllabus.
Great--care to proofread mine, in that case?
I would love to. It's probably best, though, that you not leave it on the couch for me (see my blog for further info).
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