Summary: Cassandra says bad things will happen to Agamemnon. He dies.
Commentary: After reading The Odyssey, this has a cool side-story/crossover feel.
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Confessions of an English Opium-Eather by Thomas De Quincey (1821) Part 1: "To The Reader"
Confessions... Bonus: You're welcome, Macgyver Summary: "I'm an intellectual. I also ate A LOT of opium." Commentary: ...
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It's almost April again, and I've decided to do the A to Z challenge like I did last year. I'd like to thank the Blog-cademy The...
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I like when it's poems, because I can always find them on Youtube May 7– Assorted Poems by Robert Browning (1842) Summary: Murder poem!...
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Since I'm already blogging every day, I decided to hop onto the A to Z Challenge that a few of my friends are doing. Short version: Ev...
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