Welcome to 3104 English Forum! Outside of the classroom, this is where you will exercise your perceptions, your critical analysis and your educated opinions about literature and the worlds it represents. You will find a way to see how those worlds connect to your own through energetic dialogue between you, your classmates, the literature, the authors, and, yes, me - your professor. It promises to be a very full room.

For those of you new the blogspace, feel free to peruse the other posts, in order to get a sense of what people have written in the past semester. For those of you already versed in the blogspace, please review what you wrote in the past and think about what you'd like to change. For instance, did you hold back? What there something left unsaid? Did you represent your true analysis of the literature or were you worried about what your classmates might think?

Enjoy!

Prof. Alberdeston