Essays needing your response
1. Lauren Marie on the poem’s speaker, who is unhappy yet will not act: LINK TO ESSAY 2. Raja on Guest’s tone of mundanity: LINK TO ESSAY 3. Junia on New York School style: LINK TO ESSAY...
1. Lauren Marie on the poem’s speaker, who is unhappy yet will not act: LINK TO ESSAY 2. Raja on Guest’s tone of mundanity: LINK TO ESSAY 3. Junia on New York School style: LINK TO ESSAY...
Below is a list, with links, of some essays written by your ModPo colleagues that have not yet received four responses. Please click on any that interest you and offer a comment! I am...
Below is a list of some of the essays submitted in response to essay assignment #1 that could use some more responses. Please take a moment today or very soon to click on one...
Here are a few updates for today, Wednesday of ModPo 2019 week 5: WEBCAST. Tomorrow’s webcast will begin at 7 PM Boston time. Click HERE to join us at the time of the webcast....
We are now beginning week 4 of ModPo 2019! The main ModPo syllabus for week 4 is divided into two parts. The much larger first part is about Gertrude Stein’s writing. The smaller second...
Sunday morning here in Philly. The sun is shining and it’s nearly time for me to dig around in my tiny urban garden. But first an overview of ModPo week 2. During week 2...
Here are a few notes from me on this Friday of week 1 of ModPo 2019: WEEK ONE CONTINUES. Yes, let’s keep reading Dickinson and Whitman today and tomorrow, and let’s keep talking about...
If it is your intention to receive a ModPo certificate, please contact us as modpo@writing.upenn.edu. In that email please include a link (or “URL” or web address) to your ModPo profile page. The easiest...
ModPo 2018 ends on Monday with our annual Final Words webcast, as I’ve noted previously. But really what’s ending is what we call our “symposium mode,” our annual run through the ten weeks of...
You’ll find in the ModPo site currently a number of really creative “uncreative” responses to assignment #4. People took such pleasure from this experimental poem-making task! You’ll see all the poems in THIS subforum. As usual...