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1. Say Cheese and Die! by R.L Stine

Greg stole a camera from a persons house and Greg doesn't know it but this camera is a very special camera.Because when he takes pictures something weird happens the picture doesn't ever turn out right it always turns out different and it is really weird because when he took a picture of his friend and it turned that his friend was laying on the ground sprawled on his back,his neck bent in a odd angle and his eyes shut tight...

What I don't like about the book is I love photography but I really don't think R.L was letting Greg get a nice camera because Greg talks about cameras a lot but he doesn't at least get a nice one??What I do like about the story is the story seems so long.This story really tells about Greg's life so barely even half way in the beginning of the story you know already what's going on!!

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2. Oxford World’s Classics Book Club: Foreshadowing

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Continue to the discussion after the jump only if you have already read the book.
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3. Oxford World’s Classics Book Club: The Secret AgentAn Editor Reflects

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To kick-off our discussion of The Secret Agent John Lyon, editor of the OUP volume, and Senior Lecturer in English at the University of Bristol, has reflected on what it was like to introduce this book right after the events of September 11, 2001. (more…)

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4. Conrad and Government

owc-banner.jpgTake a look at this Slate article about The Secret Agent.  What do you think Conrad was saying about the interaction between government and terrorists?

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5. Oxford World’s Classics: Book Club Reminder

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Get excited because tomorrow is book club day and we have a special guest commentator for you!  So, if you haven’t finished The Secret Agent yet, take the day off work (you can tell your boss I said it’s okay) and read, read, read.

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6. Oxford World’s Classics Book Club: The Secret Agent

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Just in case you haven’t had a chance to start reading Joseph Conrad’s The Secret Agent we thought we would give you a little teaser. Below is the first page. Be sure to check back on May 24th for our discussion as part of our Oxford World’s Classics Book Club.

Mr. Verloc, going out in the morning, left his shop nominally in charge of his brother-in-law. (more…)

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7. Oxford World’s Classics Book Club: The Secret Agent

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Protection is the first necessity of opulence and luxury.

Joseph Conrad, The Secret Agent (more…)

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