Jai Maa, Jai Maa! Apologies! Am overloaded with work so this is just a really rough version of my ideas without quotes -may come back to it after midterms and when my diss reaches 60% completion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf6r5m0TM7Y – Click before reading! I never thought Greentea Peng could be so relevant to a 4th year university […]

Precursor:  I read  87 pages of H.G Wells’ The Invisible Man before realising it was in fact Ellison’s Invisible Man I was supposed to be reading. A promising start. Anyway, my idiocy and brashness aside, onto an analysis of the correct novel…. Ellison’s Invisible Man is a ‘difficult’ text on three levels. Firstly,  it traces the  difficult life of […]

  ‘Death often is the point of life’s joke’— Vladimir Nabokov, Laughter in the Dark  Given that Good Morning, Midnight is a modernist text which collapses temporal linearity through a series of dream sequences, flashbacks and drunken hazes, it seems appropriate to begin at the end by using the novel’s closing words of ‘yes-yes-yes…’ (157) as […]