Ever wonder why every road trip seems more like a quest? Why those people seem share something when they eat together? Why those poems all look like sonnets?
In How to Read Literature like a Professor, Foster carves out age-old interpretation concepts for the beginning-intermediate reader’s marbled mind. Though it does not compare in scope, style, quality, or breadth to On Writing, I would recommend Foster’s book to any Literature 101 class with the same tenacity I use referring Stephen King’s book to Writing 101 classes merely for its concise economy of words and concepts. I’ll highlight some of my favorite chapters: Continue reading
