Weekly essay
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- Artdude
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Weekly essay
A weekly essay/academic article which can be followed, and discussed. I would absolutely love to do this - I'm an English student, so it would be great practice/help to me, but more importantly, I think it would attract the more serious of your members. I think the site is missing something more academic for those who want it (not all, I accept), but if it were there, I think it would definitely be followed.
Perhaps an author a week? or a book a week?
Would love to be a part of this. Do let me know if you think it is a viable option.
All the best.
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Did you want the essays to each be about what one learned from a book?
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- Fran
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El_greco wrote:i think he means original essays so he can practice
or plagiarize (perish the thought!)
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I like the idea
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