Oh, Goethe, interesting. He features on mine aswell. :) In no particular order: Wuthering Heights, Emily Bronte The Sorrows of Young Werter, by Goethe The Host, by Stephanie Meyer (Tis amazing - much better than Twilight, I.M.O) The Secret Garden, Francis Hodgeson Burnett The Word on the Street, Rob...

I was just wondering if anyone had read anything by Christopher Nicole? You might recognise his several pseudonyms including but not limited to: Alan Savage, Andrew York, and Max Marlow. The reason I ask, is that he is related to me. If anyone were interested, I could most likely set up a live discu...

Yeah, Hamlet is pretty awesome. I studied it for A-level, and I've done Romeo and Juliet and Twelfth Night, also. An entire module? Awesome Do you know what texts it includes? i'd love to be do something like that when (or if) i go to uni. I can tell you exactly what I'm studying, and when, because ...

Hey, you're from England. Me too. Snap. What's your favourite Shakespeare piece? I'm doing an entire module on Shakespeare, starting on Friday. I'm thinking it was a rather ambitious choice, having only read three plays, a few sonnets and 'The **** of Lucrece'. (I don't like the R word....) Anyway. ...

Thanks alot, Chris.

I had to study Franz Kafka's 'The Trial' last semester. I found it near impenetrable...if that's even a word. There's a dictionary right next to me so I could check, but it's now 5.03am. Anyway, welcome to BT - I'm new, too. I'm not an athiest, and I don't know what a social democrat is...but I like...

That's quite deep. I hadn't even begun thinking about the project in as much detail yet, so thank-you very much for the brain food. I've always been interested in the way people communicate through discussion forums, in particular it is the nature of truth and honesty, or lack of, which catches my i...

Wow. Favourite musicals. I don't even know where to begin. I suppose it depends on how you define 'favourite'. (or 'favorite'...whichever you prefer.) If you're defining it by the number of times you've seen it live, then my honest answer would have to be 'Wicked'. I've seen it once in New York, and...

I quite enjoy Tim Burton's work, although I have to admit it's getting a little boring seeing Johnny Depp in almost every Tim Burton film that comes out...not that I don't like Johnny Depp, because I do... I absolutely can't wait for Alice in Wonderland to come out though. I have a strange obsession...

Hey all, This forum might just be a lifesaver. Maybe. Possibly. Anyway, my name is Jess, and I'm a second year student of English Literature. It's currently 2.57am in the morning, and I'm doing anything I can think of, other than completing the 2000 word essay in front of me. Yes, it's the same one ...