Not so many years ago, I was visiting my parent’s home in Atlanta. As we were sprawled around the living room, glancing through the Sunday papers, my mother let out a gasp, “It’s like I’ve seen a ghost!” She passed the paper over to me and showed me a photograph, […]
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The following post was written by Wyn Kelley, a Melville scholar, who is collaborating with Project NML (New Media Literacies) on our teacher’s strategy guide on “Reading in a Participatory Culture.” The work we’ve been doing on Moby-Dick would not have been possible without Wyn’s passion for the topic and […]
The following post was written by Wyn Kelley, a Melville scholar, who is collaborating with Project NML (New Media Literacies) on our teacher’s strategy guide on “Reading in a Participatory Culture.” The work we’ve been doing on Moby-Dick would not have been possible without Wyn’s passion for the topic and […]
I’ve always loved that moment in The Wizard of Oz where the flying monkeys have knocked (not to mentioned pulled) the stuffing out of the Scarecrow. His body lies like an empty sack. His head’s been thrown someplace else. And the straw lies scattered on the ground. And he looks […]
I’ve always loved that moment in The Wizard of Oz where the flying monkeys have knocked (not to mentioned pulled) the stuffing out of the Scarecrow. His body lies like an empty sack. His head’s been thrown someplace else. And the straw lies scattered on the ground. And he looks […]