Azaeroe

I was homeschooled until the age of fourteen, at which point I passed an examination which allowed me to enter uni three years before some others, four years before most. I only achieved this because my father raised me alone, very strictly and pretty much educated me himself in many fields, he being an academic, himself. I suppose there is some level of cognition also necessary, but I won't boast about that. I just completed my first semester of Aegyptology and Classics and I have to say, the modern university is a joke. I plan on dropping out and visiting Sued-Tirol in order to make connections and become a poet.

So there is this girl with glasses, who braids her hair in my Tutorium on Tuesday's and who will presumably be in some of them next semester, but I don't really know what to do next.

lucky jim - kingsley

canti

d'annunzio

hobsbaum

borges

parzival

8 hours ago, Jigsaw9 said:

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nesbit bio

speak mnemosyne

then maybe chaucer, nesbit and coburn bios.

pound

Lady Gregory's Complete Irish Mythology

d'annunzio bio

book of the dead

gaudeamus

David Crystal, The Stories of English (London, 2004)

T R A K L

(bio)

(in German)

blake bio

also have a lec on him in Jan

Was re-stalling Eliot's Dante essay.

Going to stall meme Figgis and swipe some verse crit.

moravagine

eliade

Been composing sonnets, not reading.

9 hours ago, Jigsaw9 said:

Reading Spring Snow by Yukio Mishima currently, and struggling with it a bit, lol. The protagonist is an asshat and not much exciting happened throughout the first 100 pages but I'll try to finish it.

I found the lawyer interesting and the part about how modern Japanese law was formed - out of an amalgamation of Vedic and Roman law. As for the asshat comment, did you mean the protagonist's pretending to have visited a geisha? Also, do you plan on reading the whole of the tetralogy? I did not.