natalyesaurus
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before you tell someone you like their beard (for those who like to party like to p-p-party yeah)
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and love and war are either / either or or / or.
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take the world apart and figure out how it works.
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i should have known when my heart fell from the horse.
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Submit Date: 3/20/2010
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494 qualifying novels.
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tim weisberg
canterbury tales
rainhard fendrich
othello
james horner
the merchant of venice
the legend of zelda: the wind waker
the fairy queen
just jack
paradise (lost & found)
mice parade
gulliver's travels
bon iver
for emma
antony and the johnsons
frankenstein
therapy?
jude the obscene
patrick wolf
to the lighthouse
simon bookish
portrait of the artist as a fountain
landed
walden
toulouse engelhardt
young goodman brown joined the confederacy today
deftones
birthmark
mofungo
frederick douglass
belle & sebastian
piazza, new york catcher
slaid cleaves
call it sleep
deadman
absalom! absalom!
elvis costello
the invisible man
Comment:
60 minutes; for the students who were in my english 494 class. instead of taking the gre literature exam to be admitted to graduate school, students at my university who are english majors have to take english 494. the purpose of the class is to read a giant list of novels and poetry (british and american) and selected readings based on each person's "track": creative writing, literature, or rhetoric and criticism. sometime during our first year, we schedule a one-hour oral examination and are assigned two professors in the department at random with whom we have a test under the guise of an "intellectual conversation" about the reading list. for fun, i decided to compile songs that correspond to the novels or short stories we have to read and this was the result. next up on my list might be one of author's names, or perhaps references to the poetry we were assigned, although those mixes will be - admittedly - much harder to put together.
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