I am really sorry. What I did this past
two months is so little it can hardle be called a wrap up. The work
out of town, and the school stuff, and other silly activities, added
to my procrastinating spirit and easily distracted mind made it
difficult to read anything Victorian.
I will make a very honest confession.
These are the Victorian things I managed to read:
- The Masque of the Red Death by Edgar Allan Poe (it's just a short story, I know)
- The Adventure of the Dying Detective by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (another short story)
- The Young King by Oscar Wilde (I hate to repeat this again and again, but it's also a short story)
I read short stories for the Shorty
July too, and find it very fun and lighter to read them. I don't feel
much obligated to read them because they actually for one-time
reading, instead of weeks of marathon.
I still have much on my list for
Classic Club's Project, so I guess there is a huge homework waiting
for me. But I will try to do the readalongs with people from the
Classic Club seriously in the future, as much as my schedule permits
it.
Keep on the spirit, Listra! It's good too to read short stories, then you can still enjoying Victorian classics.
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