Author Archives: ecooley21

Barthelme argues that fragmentation is the only way by which the reality of life can be conveyed. Life is a messy, convoluted, and multi-faceted experience, and any attempt to provide and order any meaning through the linking of events through … Continue reading →

It is undeniable that “Water & Power” is written to direct criticism towards the military branches of the United States. The majority of the criticism is presented by way of interviews with members of the military as well as firsthand … Continue reading →

Hello again gang, While I was reading through Lily Hoang’s “A Bestiary,” I couldn’t stop thinking about the way the text is written and presented to the reader. Most of the book (or at least up until page 40) is … Continue reading →

I’ve been thinking in regards to our last question for this blog about our current book Housekeeping and how it’s actually enjoyable to read despite being something that was assigned which is something that I can’t say has ever happened. … Continue reading →

I remember one morning in seventh grade my class had a surprise silent reading session as the result of some school-related reason that I can’t specifically remember. The previous night, I had finished the book we were reading for English … Continue reading →