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i did crime fiction and i crapped on about conventions, about how passion => the crime and detachment => the detection. i talked on about the convention of the lone investigator = detachment and how the gruesome quality to hard-boiled fiction (from Big Sleep) => passion. then got totally off...

very very true. steer clear of cliche sorts of things and do something you have an interest in or prior knowledge of because the amount of research and re-reading you have to do is a lot. so make it easier for yourself!! if you're still not sure about your idea, do some short drafts, like a 500...

Re: King Lear Module B damn it. i had this really good thesis of choices and consequences which i only loosely was able to adapt to the question. i thought it was hard. i hardly wrote anything. something like 4-5 pages T_T

omg, i really miss writing it. EE2 was basically my life. i miss working on it. i really grew tp love my work and it's sad to be finished yet relieving at the same time.

first of all, don't do things just because you think it should be done. do it because it fits your story or your purpose. second, by expanding, do you mean you're trying to make up the word limit or you're actually trying to fatten up the plot?? coz if your just trying to make up words there are...

i liked it. but then, maybe that's because i could make some semblance of sense from it all?? text three was a little preface which described the author's changing view on how to approach Northern and Central Australia. basically, he was saying that the way of life and the land and animals all...

i have 4 exams in 2 consecutive days. absolute nightmare. but at least i only have 2 more after that.

omg, everyone i talked to after was like "omg that was the shitiest exam" but i really liked it. it fit my thesis really well - i only tweaked it slightly by adding a sentence. and the quotes were good. i used the third quote as it was the most open ended one and just did what i did for the...

omg i agree. since when do they have transposition work AND chord naming AND the additional topic thingy. seriously, when last yr's yr 12 came out whinging about having to remember a third piece for the essay, they were damn lucky they didn't get our paper. omg, and my friend who's in my class...

It's titled "The Life You Lead" by Michael Leunig printed in The Age Newspaper.