Lawrence and Greek Tragedy

megrose

megrose

I don't know if this counts as a writing success or not - but I've just heard that I have passed my MPhil degree.   My thesis is on 'D.H. Lawrence and Greek Tragedy' and Nottingham University Hallward Library will now have a copy, if anybody ever wants to read it.   Yippee!

Katy

That's wonderful! Well done, you must be thrilled to bits!

Howard

Congratulations!

Jay Mandal

Well done! (I was a bit puzzled at first, as I was thinking about the Arabian one!)

Carol

Very well done. Your work will definitely be read.

megrose

Thank you all for your kind words.  I can now make a start on my writing course!  (DHL never went to the Middle East, Jay, but, if he had, I think he would have probably tried camel-riding!)

Jacey

Fantastic!  Congratulations, Megrose!

MonkeyNuts

Oh really well done! What a fantastic achievement! Have you celebrated?

Carol

Jay, have to admit that I thought of T.E rather than D.H. first.

Jay Mandal

Great minds ... When I went to Tunisia donkeys' years ago, I got a free ride on a camel because I was able to speak the language. French, that is, not camel.

megrose

No celebration as such, Monkeynuts, but my supervisor is going to take me out to lunch somewhere nice.  Sorry about the confusion - having worked on this thesis for the past few years, in my mind there is only one Lawrence! 

neil

Brilliant, Megrose. Congratulations.

I hope the stories you submit to women's magazines don't rely too heavily on D.H. Lawrence or, heaven forbid, the Greek tragedies.

Neither are exactly People's Friend material!!

Kangaroo

Congratulations Megrose!

Betsie

Many congratulations - that's great news.

Butterfly

This is a big success showing determination, dedication and talent. Congratulations