> to answer your question about enrolment in
my
> course on hardboiled fiction: the course filled up
FAST.
> The subject sells itself, I think.
Lucky old you --- a 'full class' eh? Over at the BHofK, there
ain't no
such thing as a 'full class': if twelve sign up, ya teach
'em; if forty
turn up, ya teach 'em just the same. If there's fewer than
twelve, your
likely to get your hours cut. Ho-hum.
But what I'd be interested to know about is what you'll be
covering, and
how. Can it really be *just* hardboiled? Do you have course
details on
the web? I'd like to see your primary/secondary reading
lists.
I'm interested because I'll be running my 'Watching the
detectives
module after Crimbo. I've only taught this course once
before, a couple
of years ago now, so I haven't ironed out all the creases.
I've put the
course details up at http://www.ejmd.mcmail.com/wtdhome.htm>
if anyone's
interested.
<muses [off] ... maybe I should finish with Sharman and
the recent brit
noir stuff>
ED
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