The semester starts on Monday, and I’m excited. I’m teaching World Literature II at Holy Family University, and Freshmen Comp at Montgomery County College this semester. I’m a bit nervous about my World Lit class, it’ll be the first time I’ve dealt with fellow English majors. What if I end up with some brilliant literary prodigy who knows more about the Enlightenment Era then me? *panics*
I’m psyched that I get to give a guest lecture at St Joseph’s University next month. All about blogging. Apparently I’m good at that! Who knew?
me: Whoa! I’ve been invited to guest lecture at St Joseph’s University. They want me to talk about blogging in a journalism class in February.
Katie: i love how intelligent and prestigious you are suddenly.
me: Suddenly?!
Thanks Katie.
My debut novel comes out this Fall. You'll be able to download free audiobook podcasts 
I’m not at liberty to say how I stumbled upon this website but I just wanted to let you know that the sentence, “What if I end up with some brilliant literary prodigy who knows more about the Enlightenment Era then me?” is grammatically incorrect. It should end with “than I?”
Not to be an asshole… I just thought it was ironic that you made that mistake in a post about lecturing to english majors.
ROFL. It’s also just a silly blog, and I don’t really care about my grammar when I’m rambling on it.
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Eric — I think this guy’s writing you from jail.
Also, Trickob? “english” should be capitalized. ZING!
I was present at the St. Joe’s talk and it was engaging and enlightening. Thanks for coming out. If I get the nerve, I may attempt to write for uwish…It’s just that I have a love/hate relationship with Philly or maybe for this country/world?
Anyway, thanks for the ideas and I wish you the best.
~Aura
Oh yeah, you’re quirky and funny.