William S. Burroughs apparently donated a fuckload of money to this school or one of the major sponsors or donors of this academic institution was madly in love with him. Either way, that means that while we have almost all of his writings, (39 linear feet of bookspace) no one is actually capable of checking his books out. This irritates me in many ways, especially since I'm in the library and still haven't read Queer.
Burroughs (William S.) Collection.
William Seward Burroughs (1914-1997), writer of the Beat Generation. The collection includes first edition books in many languages, manuscripts, drafts, correspondence, periodicals, pamphlets, broadsides, video, cassettes, sound recordings, audio cassettes, and graphic images from 1938 to the present. Restricted access and photocopy policy. To use manuscripts; present letter of introduction from professor or scholar; to photocopy, contact Burroughs Communications Inc. Purchased from Robert H. Jackston, 1984. 39 linear feet. (See also Ted Morgan Collection, Entry 22, and Claude Pelieu Collection, Entry 25.)
Dicks.
So I went to talk to a professor whose class I missed last week and I told her whats going on with the black out thing, and she seriously got distraught and told me my homework didn't matter and to GTFO to the campus health center. NAO. And cripes, it is one thing when friends are yelling at me, because they are supposed to care and all but when professors tell me school doesn't matter anymore, the ante has been upped.
Just as I suspected (the reason I didn't go to campus health in the first place) the doctor saw me and was all ":| er... you should go see a real doctor, we aren't equipped to deal with you. Like, a neurologist or something, k?" ... So they scheduled me with one of their slightly more real doctors with a background in neurology, and I have to cancel work this week to get in. I hope my client doesn't fire me. ._. They did take my blood, but that was probably just to make me feel better and because I offered up that I was anemic when I was younger. The receptionist got freaked out, the nurse got freaked out after hearing the word "black outs" and the doctor outright said that what I am experiencing is "weird". Now my head hurts and I want to cry because their reactions make it worse.
I've finished season four of The L Word, decided I will be Marina Ferrer when I grow up (this is an attainable goal).
I like my internship a lot.
On my way into the library, I accidentally found myself in the stuffy English writers section and began to scurry, but Oscar Wilde grabbed me by the collar and I couldn't resist. I've got two tiny pretty books to take home with me: De Profundis and his complete plays. Oh, these books are so tiny, if they are old, I might never give them back.
In other news, some Asian dudes (a pair of brothers) seem to be holding my phone hostage and demand I call them and come and will give it back in return for asking nicely. The question is, how am I going to call them without a phone?
Ah well. I am going to obtain Fight Club, maybe some House of Incest, maybe I'll go all out and finally read the collected essays that go with L'Regard d'Orphee that I quote like mad, and probably some Thompson. Anyone have any cute lesbian stories for me to read that won't leave me dreadfaced for bad end?
Burroughs (William S.) Collection.
William Seward Burroughs (1914-1997), writer of the Beat Generation. The collection includes first edition books in many languages, manuscripts, drafts, correspondence, periodicals, pamphlets, broadsides, video, cassettes, sound recordings, audio cassettes, and graphic images from 1938 to the present. Restricted access and photocopy policy. To use manuscripts; present letter of introduction from professor or scholar; to photocopy, contact Burroughs Communications Inc. Purchased from Robert H. Jackston, 1984. 39 linear feet. (See also Ted Morgan Collection, Entry 22, and Claude Pelieu Collection, Entry 25.)
Dicks.
So I went to talk to a professor whose class I missed last week and I told her whats going on with the black out thing, and she seriously got distraught and told me my homework didn't matter and to GTFO to the campus health center. NAO. And cripes, it is one thing when friends are yelling at me, because they are supposed to care and all but when professors tell me school doesn't matter anymore, the ante has been upped.
Just as I suspected (the reason I didn't go to campus health in the first place) the doctor saw me and was all ":| er... you should go see a real doctor, we aren't equipped to deal with you. Like, a neurologist or something, k?" ... So they scheduled me with one of their slightly more real doctors with a background in neurology, and I have to cancel work this week to get in. I hope my client doesn't fire me. ._. They did take my blood, but that was probably just to make me feel better and because I offered up that I was anemic when I was younger. The receptionist got freaked out, the nurse got freaked out after hearing the word "black outs" and the doctor outright said that what I am experiencing is "weird". Now my head hurts and I want to cry because their reactions make it worse.
I've finished season four of The L Word, decided I will be Marina Ferrer when I grow up (this is an attainable goal).
I like my internship a lot.
On my way into the library, I accidentally found myself in the stuffy English writers section and began to scurry, but Oscar Wilde grabbed me by the collar and I couldn't resist. I've got two tiny pretty books to take home with me: De Profundis and his complete plays. Oh, these books are so tiny, if they are old, I might never give them back.
In other news, some Asian dudes (a pair of brothers) seem to be holding my phone hostage and demand I call them and come and will give it back in return for asking nicely. The question is, how am I going to call them without a phone?
Ah well. I am going to obtain Fight Club, maybe some House of Incest, maybe I'll go all out and finally read the collected essays that go with L'Regard d'Orphee that I quote like mad, and probably some Thompson. Anyone have any cute lesbian stories for me to read that won't leave me dreadfaced for bad end?
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