Heart Of Darkness - Blog Posts
Hi, I'm back again!
School has been intense recently, but I've (mostly) caught up with everything, so it should be smooth sailing for a few weeks now!
Speaking of sailing, and boats, and books, of course, I've started annotating my copy of Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness for school. Hopefully rereading it won't be so confusing as the initial reading was.
The other photo above are of my notes on William Blake's poem The Little Black Boy, or rather notes on the essay Liberatory Christianity and the Perception of Race in "TLBB".
What I got done today:
Literature notes.
Literature annotating.
Biology revision.
Also, I apologise for my rather bad quality photos. Whenever I write these posts (or think about writing them) I always wish my camera was a little more sharp, or my skills a little more intuitive. It always quietly amazes me how study bloggers can manage to capture such beautiful shots.
But I suppose my own stumbling efforts do have their own unique flair; a sense of personal authenticity to them, that reflects the imperfect and the mundane, mirroring back the glamourless way life (and studying) so often plays out.
Well.
Thanks for reading, and I hope you're productive this week!
It was a distinct glimpse: the dugout, four paddling savages, and the lone white man turning his back suddenly on the headquarters, on relief, on thoughts of home--perhaps; setting his face towards the depths of the wilderness, towards his empty and desolate station.
“Heart of Darkness” by Joseph Conrad
SCP-058: Heart Of Darkness
'Heart Of Darkness" cover design made for Recovering the Classics initiative, sourcing cover designs for book in the public domain.
Cover image for "Heart of Darkness".