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ulysses3_deI hate unformated texts.
You would think, that when reading a novel everything is nicely formated so that you can read the story easily.
Far from it.
I'm currently reading "The Casle of Otranto" by Horace Walpole for my Gothic and Neo-Gothic seminar and it's strenuous.
You have 10 to 15 pages with one pragraph and there's no difference between normal text and direct speech - not even in single quotation marks.
I think I'm going crazy. I've never had so much to read for University and I'm still looking for Mark Twain's "How to write a stroy short" and E.A. Poe's Short Story Theory -I can't find the review of Hawthorne's "Twice Told Tales" by Poe. I should've just typed it into Google. *shakes head* I'm too tired for this.
You would think, that when reading a novel everything is nicely formated so that you can read the story easily.
Far from it.
I'm currently reading "The Casle of Otranto" by Horace Walpole for my Gothic and Neo-Gothic seminar and it's strenuous.
You have 10 to 15 pages with one pragraph and there's no difference between normal text and direct speech - not even in single quotation marks.
I think I'm going crazy. I've never had so much to read for University and I'm still looking for Mark Twain's "How to write a stroy short" and E.A. Poe's Short Story Theory -
