Filmophobic

I figured it'd illustrate my devotion to books. Films are in many ways a natural rival. It's a total lie, though. >_>

To he that asked, I'm doing English at Oxford. Thank you all for being so friendly. Seems like a fun forum.

Thanks, you all are friendly. Last year my course was Anglo-Saxon, Victorian, and some theory like Adorno. This year I'm currently on Philip Sydney... I'm doing Middle English, Renaissance... basically 1100-1600. And some classics. Have to read a few books per week. :/ Currently reading Old Arcadia, Astrophil and Stella, some Shakespearian sonnets too, some Donne, some Wyatt, some Skelton...

Count me in, I could stand to re-read them.

Kell, is there any chance of reading her Juvenilia writings? They're pretty enjoyable - more so than some of the later, full novel works, at times.

Kell, sounds like a fun game. Here's mine. "That's the sort of person who writes to me, Tinsel. Men of rank and action. In their eyes I'm a worthy public figure - not an exmployer whose word can be flouted, as certain red-haired fairies seem to think." - The Xmas Files, Nicky Winder.

Hey guys. I'm a student called Lance and I've mainly to discuss a book I just read, and also possibly discuss a few books I get for University reading lists. Seemed like a friendly place. So hi!

Hey, I just read this book and I absolutely loved it. Have any of you read it? http://www.amazon.co.uk/Xmas-Files-Nicky-Winder/dp/1905621973/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/203-1161762-5144753?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1193548411&sr=8-1 It's the perfect book for Christmas - very digestible and light-hearted, and really good for kids and adults alike. I highly recommend it, you guys should check it out if you haven't already.

The Xmas Files by Nicky Winder is a great Xmas book. Very feel-good and light hearted, and hilarious throughout. You should definitely check it out as a Christmas read. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Xmas-Files-Nicky-Winder/dp/1905621973/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/203-1161762-5144753?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1193548411&sr=8-1