Category: a literary life
2022 Reading Goals
Despite reaching exactly none of my 2021 reading goals, I've decided to still set two for 2022. However, I'm keeping them fairly chill and low effort. I know I'm in for a busy year with my wedding and qualifying exams, so I want to keep reading fun. Or as fun as it can be when… Continue reading 2022 Reading Goals
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December Wrap Up – YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-437gSzy-A I've started a YouTube channel! Check out my December Wrap Up for more detailed discussions of the books I read last month. And please remember to like and subscribe!
December Wrap Up
Between Women: Friendship, Desire, and Marriage in Victorian England by Sharon Marcus - 4 stars I read this as research for my Feminist Theory paper. It was a great read that combined history and literary studies to explore the various relationships between women in the 19th-century. I learned a lot, and it was incredibly helpful for… Continue reading December Wrap Up
2021 Wrap Up
Here we are at the end of 2021! This year didn't quite go how I thought it would. I'd planned to be reading for my qualifying exams, but I decided to push them off until Fall 2022. I also wanted to read way more than I did. I ended up in a reading slump for… Continue reading 2021 Wrap Up
How Did I Do With My 2021 Reading Goals?
At the beginning of the year, I set four reading goals, which you can find here. And now we're toward the end of December, so I figured I'd update you on how I did. In short, terrible. But let's go into details. 1. Read 100 books This is the first year in a while that… Continue reading How Did I Do With My 2021 Reading Goals?
November Wrap Up
The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together by Heather McGhee - 4 stars This was for my Feminist Theory course. McGhee looks at how racism affects everyone in the USA. I thought it was well-done, readable, and quite interesting. Jill by Amy Dillwyn - 4 stars This forgotten… Continue reading November Wrap Up
A Literary Princess 