These writings
represent a wide variety of interests, ranging from literature analysis
to rhetorical analysis to technology-related research and creative
writing. Not everything I've written appears on this site, especially
what I consider my better creative pieces. But at least each area
is represented. The starred paper is a particularly critical one for
me, for it marks my transition from English to Educational Technology
and it delves into some of the thick topics that interest me most.
All papers are in PDF format, so they can be viewed.
And I wish I
didn't have to point this out, but all these papers are protected
by copyright and cannot be used in any form without my express, written
permission. Should you like to use a part of any of these papers,
I am deeply flattered and would be happy to email with you about your
intentions. If you're thinking of cheating, don't use these papers
- not because I'm lecturing you about cheating but because the language
and style will catch the attention of any English teacher or professor
(and you wouldn't want to draw attention to a plagiarized paper).