And actually I don't know how I did.

My supervisor thought my essay good although a bit too much focused on the "authorship" part than on the "actual text" part.
But hey, if he gives me a topic as general as "Problems of female authorship in >Geschichte des Fräuleins von Sternheim<", I'll take the text to illustrate the things I say on the problems of female authorship.

After I read the essay to him (that felt weird...) we discussed some points I had mentioned in the essay and then focussed on the text itself.
I think I did an acceptable job in stating my thoughts and ideas but again I don't know for sure how I did. In the end my supervisor just said that he had liked the essay and found it interesting to discuss with me. Ooookay. So what about some more precise feedback?
I also don't know if he will write a report or something like that to my tutor, I know it's done that way for regular undergraduates but 1. I'm graduate and 2. I'm Visiting, so I have no idea how far I'll get into the system of tutorials here.

If you really want to read my frst essay, feel free to click here for the pdf.

On another note, I finally gave in to peer pressure and bought a college sweater.



It's one of those dark blue, hooded sweaters with a bag in front, and of course it has the college crest on it. ^^
I bought it mainly because the weather here begins to turn autumn-ish, with fine spraying rain and cold winds, and I thought I could use this sweater very well when I walk to floorball training and back.

Now I'm back at work. Although my next essay is in 6th week (now it's 2nd week) I have to start reading... I got the assignment to read as much texts as I can find by Caroline Auguste Fischer, and guess what - I've found 5 novels and two editions with short prose and novellas. Something about 1600 pages worth of reading for me.

I guess you know where to find me in the next month.