Introduce Yourself here and say Hi.

[YesNo]

Welcome, Tea-bing, Welcheren, Author-Ellie, AnneElliot and everyone else!

[Witchbottles]

Hello to all

My Name is Jon, and I am a graduate student seeking an advanced degree in Humanities - Classical Literature, with a capstone certificate in Education - Teaching.

I am a retired US Marine, and currently I train upland Game Bird Dogs for a career. I am pursing my education in order to position myself for a career change to college - level professorship.

I have just joined this forum, in the hope it will expand my horizons and my learning of the humanities in general and literature in specific.
Thanks for reading my exceedingly short bio!
Jon

[Pompey Bum]

Welcome, WB. Thank you for your service. When it comes to literature, there's nothing like jumping in headfirst. I hope you find this pool enjoyable. Please make yourself at home.

Welcome to you, too, Tea-bing. The LitNetters won't be shy with their critiques, so fire away!

[Will Dockery]

Hello everybody, It's nice that we are getting so many new forum members who share with us their precious views. There should be a place to introduce yourself and say hi; and this is it.

Come on and tell us about yourself. What are your hobbies? What are your favourite books? And also share with us everything else you would like to tell us about yourself.

Have a nice time browing the wonderful world of books and book-worms!

I am new here but finding the site to be very useful and informative.

[Dreamwoven]

Welcome Witchbottles, and for your informative bio. Americans seem to be the main group here, I am sure you will be at home on LitNet.

[Welcheren]

Welcome to the site, Welcheren. You'll find no shortage of otherworldly creatures here. Actually, LitNetters read a very broad spectrum of literature. I'm big on classics and history, but there is usually something for everyone. I hope you enjoy yourself here. Welcome again.

Thanks for the welcome guys.

[Pompey Bum]

Welcome, Will. Glad you're finding the site a good resource.

[ElizaD]

Hi everybody.

I am an Anglist from Wuerzburg (Germany). Rereading Episode 11 of Ulysses (Sirens) I wanted to ask a question about the deaf waiter Bald Pat, which I shall do in an appropriate forum in a few minutes. Till then, best wishes to all of you!

[Pompey Bum]

Welcome to the site, ElizaD, and good luck with your quest.

[ElizaD]

Thank you. May be you know the answer?

[Pompey Bum]

No, I'm sorry. I've never read Joyce. There are some here who have, though, so don't hesitate to start a thread.

[BEL6]

Hello! I'm literary critic on Polish forum and begginer writer. People told me to go away, so I'm looking for other languages' forums to improve myself as cultural human being.
Sorry for my English, especially for comas. I'm putting them as it's proper in Polish. Also my grammar isn't correct but I hope to learn from everyone here.
I hope to be useful!

[Dreamwoven]

Welcome to LitNet! Sorry you were not welcome in your Polish forum, but here you are most welcome!

[Pompey Bum]

Witamy, BEL6. Are you really under my bed? How scary! Anyway, never mind the dummies from the other site. It's nice to have you with us.

[BEL6]

Thank you, Dreamwoven, Popmpey Bum! I really appreciate! It's nice to see Polish words here.
I'm not really angry or depressed. They had the right to send me away - at some point instead of only reading their literary work, I forced them to learning and thinking. It seem to be hard nowadays.
Indeed I am. Under every bed on this world. It's like being in someone's mind but much funnier. Can't be seen and defined where but I'am somewhere.
Alright! It's time for me to read!