Wednesday, October 31, 2018
My Own Little Horror Story
You would think Google Docs and Blogger would work well together. To my dismay, it doesn't. It's astounding how much your document gets messed up from simply copying and pasting to Blogger from Google Docs. All the margins were gone so words would keep on going completely off the page, all the pictures were broken, and just selecting text would make the whole page shift for some reason. It's just a mess really. Since I typed it out on Docs, I'll just post the link for the page here.
Halloween Spooktacular
This is no cheaty tactic I assure you.
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ReplyDeleteAnd I was really proud of this blog as well.
DeleteWell, I have to say that I agree with you when it comes to Dracula; it's a pretty dull book after the first section. It seems like you really enjoyed Frankenstein though! Did you read it specifically for the Genius project or on a separate occasion?
ReplyDeleteOoh, thanks for commenting Heather. I read Frankenstein at the start of last summer. During the summer, I wanted to complete a book at least once a week and Frankenstein was one of my first books in mind. It's one of the few books that I actually own, with it not being borrowed from the library, but from a free children books table at American Legion Boys State. I'm not really sure if the books were really intended for us, however I gladly grabbed up Frankenstein anyways. I would've mentioned this in the blog, but at, what 2,000 words, it may have been getting a bit long.
DeleteHuh, not bad, Alex. In terms of all the horror you have read and watched, where do these two books stand? What is your favorite piece of horror media and why?
ReplyDeleteI typed out a whole reply Brandon talking about the Shining being my favorite book in the little pool of horror I've read, but it turned out the comment was made on my school profile, and when I found that out the comment was deleted. It was a long reply that I don't wish to repeat. So, sorry.
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