Punctuation continued, nearly

22/7/2016 0 Comments

Punctuation continued, nearly

Phew…this lovely weather is not conducive to reading books about punctuation.

This lovely weather has me wishing I was on a beach somewhere by the seaside. As this is not practicable at the moment, I was going to listen to one my favourite music tracks instead, which imaginatively takes me there: Bob Dyaln’s Mozambique.
So, I found out that Dylan (and/or his record company) has prevented most of his original material from being freely available on the internet; it used to be on 'You Tube', but not any longer.
I found this cover version, which ain't too bad.

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I recently completed an academic research project (MPhil) about working-class women’s autobiographies. Now I’m writing my own...

To cut a long story short:

My dad and both my grandads were coal miners. I was born in Coalville. I belong on this website.
I returned to education as a mature student: got a couple of A-levels, went to university; got a BA, an MA, a PhD, and an MPhil. It was not as easy as that. It was not as quick as that. But I did.
I have spent most of my adult-life studying something. Generally something to do with English literature: mainly something to do with working-class women. My MA is about Women and God – inspired by and emotively written through my experiences as a pupil at Catholic primary and secondary schools. My PhD and MPhil projects are about working-class women writers – inspired and emotively written through my experiences as a working-class woman in a materialistic and class-ridden society. When I was an undergraduate at university, there wasn’t a module about working-class writing. There just wasn't. I didn’t study any working-class texts. I just didn’t. I once gave a research paper about my PhD (ie: talking about my work) and I remember someone laughingly said, ‘Was there a recession in the 1980s? I must have missed that.’ That just about sums it up.
I have had no working-class peers. I found them in my reading and writing. In my reading and writing I found myself.

Welcome to my blog.
It's basically about me.It’s called ‘My Travel Blog’ (because I’m time travelling through my memories of the past). See what I did there?

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