#comps list

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So I did, in fact, finish the drama before I started teaching, but then I stalled out on Shakespeare's sonnets and now I'm facing down Sidney's Defense of Poesy with absolute dread.

So I'm doing what any normal person would do and starting to plan out my bullet journal for next year.

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Finally made it through my first comps text! It’s been a long semester, so I’m very happy to have one down.

Total Completed: 1/133

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I realize I’ve been basically non-existent on here for a while (sorry y’all), but I’ve got my entire exams committee set and I’m...weirdly excited about them? I’m having loads of fun putting together my reading list and working with my director and committee members, so hopefully it’s a good sign for the exams themselves!

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Making my comps list has been an adventure, to say the least.

I’ve now resigned myself to read 78 plays (and that’s not counting the other stuff on there, too).

And for the life of me I still can’t decide which version of Sidney’s Arcadia to read, because there’s no way I’m wading through the whole thing (my poor mind wouldn’t be able to handle it).

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I promise I'm still here, y'all, I'm just swamped in comps reading.

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Hi, friends - I’m going to be tagging all my posts about my comps reading with #come take choice of all my library, if you want to follow along (or not, completely up to you).