Wow! I've been here for just over 24 hours, and it's amazing how much I've already seen. The workshops this morning were interesting--lots of great ideas on how to get a publication started, and although we already have two journals at Franklin Pierce, and the Rectangle for all Sigma Tau Delta members, I learned a great deal about ways to get publications up and running for the future.
After chairing just two sessions this afternoon, I've heard both wonderful fiction and interesting nonfiction. One of the critical papers in the Hawthorne session focused on differing characterizations of humanity in "The Birth-Mark," and the author's approach was a unique one, using anagram and etymology to classify the characters.
Can't wait for the rest of the conference--reading tomorrow! More from me (and hopefully other FP students) soon to come! Cheers gang! :-)
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A site where members from the Eastern Region of Sigma Tau Delta can talk about their 2009 convention experiences.
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