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Reference
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The Really Fun Stuff
- Text Twist (So many English majors are addicted to this game!)
- Shakespearean Insulter
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- Etymologic: The Toughest Word Game on the Web
- A Choose Your Own Adventure Site
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"Literature sets me free from the responsibilities of this world, and at the same time it ties me down to those same responsibilities."
—Ryan McGinty
Events
Tori Sanzone '96 Lecture/Book Reading
November 10
So Young Park
I teach courses in nineteenth-century British literature, especially Victorian literature and culture. …
