Dunnit!
(No, not "Dunnett", that's entirely different.)
I finished the essay yesterday and submitted it online, then handed in a hard copy this morning. One does wonder why it couldn't be marked online too, but never mind. The important thing is that I can put Virginia Woolf back in her box and nail it down. OTOH, I'm planning to read more of Winifred Holtby some time.
Many thanks to my flisters who offered me support, suggestions and links - some of them were really useful and made it into the final essay. 6,514 words out of a maximum of 6,600. Oh yes.
Now back to our scheduled service. In this case it means reading two plays by Edward Bond and one by Harold Pinter for this time tomorrow. One of the Bond plays was last produced in London in Hammersmith, directed by someone I taught back in the 80s. Funny how these things work.
I finished the essay yesterday and submitted it online, then handed in a hard copy this morning. One does wonder why it couldn't be marked online too, but never mind. The important thing is that I can put Virginia Woolf back in her box and nail it down. OTOH, I'm planning to read more of Winifred Holtby some time.
Many thanks to my flisters who offered me support, suggestions and links - some of them were really useful and made it into the final essay. 6,514 words out of a maximum of 6,600. Oh yes.
Now back to our scheduled service. In this case it means reading two plays by Edward Bond and one by Harold Pinter for this time tomorrow. One of the Bond plays was last produced in London in Hammersmith, directed by someone I taught back in the 80s. Funny how these things work.