Sunlight and Shadow

The lovely Mrs. Clare Asper of Come Further Up has a weekly post called {teatime} where she discusses the sorts of things friends do d...

Once upon a time, a very long while ago, Mrs. Jenny Freitag of  The Penslayer held a "guess & giveway" where she listed the c...

Murder in the Cathedral was my last reading assignment in English and my first exposure to T.S. Eliot - and wow.  I just wandered around li...

I was going to post more poetry, but I do feel the need to vary my posts a bit more.  However, I have enough intellectual stuff to do in sch...

Once again, this is a post which I began some time ag o and never finished.  I am no l ong er writing the essay in question - it has long ...

 People.  This book.  I thought I was going to hate it, but I don't.  It's full of interestingness and ideas and STUFF, which I will...

Now, after all the criticism of the last post, what did I actually like about the series?  Well, I have a confession.  I always insist tha...

**Note: I have tried to keep this post as spoiler-free as possible, but it is difficult.  Minor spoilers may be given away, and I think I h...

Yes, I am odd.  I get so excited when I get to read new things for school!  As weird as it may sound, I am truly grateful to Seton for provi...