They say you can do anything with an English major, but I think they're exaggerating.  But I can have intense book discussions, judge people on their vocabularly alone, and write a mean paper.
English Lit.
Classes and Papers

Intro to the Literary Method 
(A-)
Prof. Quinney
James Merrill - "
body"  (A-)
Wallace Stevens - "
Waving Adieu" (A-)

Modern Poetry (A)
Prof. Morrison
T S Eliot - "
The Lovesong of Alred J. Prufrock" (B+)
Wallace Stevens - "
Sunday Morning" (A)

Paranoia in Contempory Fiction (B+)
Prof. Bottorf
Thomas Pynchon - "
The Crying of Lot 49" (B)
Maragret Atwood - "
The Handmaid's Tale" (A-)

21st Century Contemporary Fiction
Prof. Irr

John Donne and the Metaphysical Poets
Prof. Targoff

Romantic Lives

University of Nottingham

English Fiction in South Africa
University of Nottingham
these are a lot of my favorite books...

Kurt Vonnegu        - Cat's Cradle
                            -
Breakfast of Champions
Tom Robbins        -
Still Life with Woodpecker
Denis Johnson       -
Jesus' Son
JD Salinger           -
9 Stories
David Foster         - Brief Interviews With
        
Wallace                               Hideous Men
Syvlia Plath            -
The Bell Jar
Friedrich Nietzsche -
Beyond Good & Evil
George Orwell       -
1984
Milan Kundera        -
The Unbearable Lightness
                                   of Being

Douglas Adams       -
The "Hitchhiker" Trilogy
Phillip Roth             - Portnoy's Complaint
Joseph Heller          -
Catch-22
Tom Wolfe            - Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test
Jeffrey Eugenides    - Middlesex
(I also study creative writing and philsophy)
back to brief conversations of stunning opacity
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