That is a great illustration! Where did you find it? Can I steal it for my eCollege website? It would make a great book cover.
I've never blogged before, so this will be fun! I'm looking forward to seeing what you'll do with this.
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Welcome to Conversations in Nineteenth Century American Women's Writing
Welcome to our American Women Writers blog. During our Spring 2009 Directed Study with Dr. Theresa Gaul, we will use this space to blog our responses to the readings, contextualize the material, or relate it to past readings, always focusing on close textual analysis of the writing.
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Of course you can steal it! It was an illustration in Godey's, originally titled "A Reading Party," which I thought was perfect for our blog. I just cropped the image and added the text at the top.
ReplyDeleteAs for the blogging, you can subscribe to it using a blog reader (Google Reader is the most common) and every time someone posts/comments, it'll show up on your homepage. It saves you from logging in all the time. I can demonstrate this process next time we meet if you're interested.