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[Truman Capote, writer]
NOTA BENE: personal routines
1/ get into the habit of watching the news (euronews, BBC)
2/ get used to listening to one or two podcasts every day
3/ use dictionaries (OED) & literature dictionaries (Oxford, Routledge)
4/ read poetry (bilingual and monolingual editions)
5/ read 2 pieces of New Journalism every month
6/ read at least 1 handbook either on literature or journalism
7/ read an extra piece of criticism or any diverse, tangential text
tentative schedule
January 2019
read a minimum of 20 / 30 pages a day
read handbooks everyday
read articles on New Journalism and Literary Journalism daily
_ 2 or 3 pieces a week (e.g: Sinatra has a cold, Gay Talese)
_revise mails weekly
-read 2/3 documents a week
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specific objectives:
read NYC by Mike Berger
read The Kandy-Kolored Tangerine-Flake Streamline Baby, Tom Wolfe
study WALKER, M. The History of American Literature
study BOYNTON, R. The New New Journalism
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research online
GOOGLE, GOOGLE SCHOLAR, REFERENCES,
Univ Neb., Internet Archive – weekly
have a look at handbooks – daily
read extras: McLuhan, N. Frye, Sims, etc –weekly
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list of readings:
Mike Berger, NYC
Norman Mailer, The Armies Of The Night
Norman Mailer, Superman Comes To The Supermarket
Tom Wolfe, The Right Stuff
Tom Wolfe, The Kandy-Kolored Tangerine-Flake Stremline Baby
Michael Herr, Dispatches
Gay Talese, The Gay Talese Reader. Portraits and Encounters
Gay Talese, A Serendipiter´s Journey (Harper, 1961)
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example from Word Reference Online Dictionary
Mark always notes down all his appointments on his planner (agenda)
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E.F.-16.12.18 (Sunday)
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Reflections on being a student
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