R.F. Gammon’s Reviews > Babel > Status Update

Holy cow.

Full review to come tomorrow when I’ve had time to compose both myself and a theoretical dissertation.

The strangest thing about this books case on British abolition is the absolute ardent refusal to bring up William Wilberforce. He has not been mentioned even one time despite how often abolition has come up. This troubles me

Planning to write a whole academic essay after this breaking down the differences between post colonialism, new historicism, and feminist theory because this is is a case study in the clashes

HOLY COW AN ACTUAL PLOT POINT

I just want to know why Letty is the only one with even one negative trait. That is all

As a literary scholar I have one phrase for this: new historicist

Again I ask: why has it become popular to claim that Percy Shelley is untalented?

I’m going to have a readathon with my sister later and read as much of this as I can because it is so large and I am so intimidated and the font is so small and did it need to be this long (and 100 people are in line behind me for a hold)

He a THICC boi