#how i annotate

[liddychen]

Click for quality :) I was going through my camera roll and found this photo from last year! Not much has changed - the same desk, same laptop, same iPad, same amount of work.

[liddychen]

Click for quality :) The history plays by Shakespeare are incredible! I've never been too interested in them, always focusing on tragedies or comedies. But they're actually really enjoyable when you watch a performance on stage. If you're at university, you might be able to get access to dramaonlinelibrary.com - it's got a whole bunch of recorded performances of plays (not just Shakespeare's!). Not the same thing as a real performance, but as good as we can get right now!

[liddychen]

Click for quality :) All the study tabs! I am getting really into this book called ‘Turn-taking in Shakespeare’. If you’re interested in speaking, how we speak, how that translates into dialogue in plays, and a new take on Shakespeare, I would highly recommend it! 

[liddychen]

English literature is honestly the best subject and no one can tell me otherwise.

[liddychen]

Such a powerful poem. You can almost hear Emily Dickinson's frustration.

[liddychen]

Anyone else have that one teacher who sets you a ridiculous amount of homework and then asks for it the next day?

[liddychen]

I've finished annotating Dr Faustus!

[liddychen]

I've decided that even if I don't like John Donne as a person, his poetry is still beautiful.