| Return
Policy
If you are
in any way dissatisfied with any Centennial Press publication, please
follow these easy instructions for the immediate return of your
(much-regretted) financial investment. (Any defective books may
be returned by following the same.) |
1.
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Stand on head for 10 minutes repeating (by memory alone) the Cantos
of Ezra Pound. |
| 2. |
Ingest
vast amounts of steamed broccoli, light beer, and/or talc. |
| 3. |
Clip
off Proof of Purchase and send to Centennial Press, along with SASE,
cover letter, and $7 shipping and handling. We do NOT accept Visa,
MasterCard, or Jewel-Osco cards, but WILL accept food stamps, drink
tokens, and laminated covers of 1950s western pulps (4 covers = $1). |
| 4. |
Write
an apology – double-spaced, 12-point font, MLA format. Explain
why you were not moved by the book. APA format NOT accepted. Three-source
minimum, with works cited page, footnotes, and a hand-drawn diagram
of the human genome. |
| 5. |
Solve
the following equation (please show work):
4,382/Pi(X2 – 23) = the theme of Thomas Pynchon’s Slow
Learner (Y). |
| 6. |
Smoke
one pack of Pall Mall’s; bind butts together with yo-yo string
using a clove hitch; dispose of bound remnants at your leisure. |
| 7. |
Claim
ignorance. |
| 8. |
Read
an issue of Poetry Magazine, then justify the use of didactic pedantry
as a format for literizing the concept of tenure. |
| 9. |
Discuss
at length Nietzsche’s Will To Power as it relates to Oprah’s
quest for middleclass America’s essential housewife reading
list domination (Jonathan Franzen’s The Corrections precluded).
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| 10. |
Complete
the following sentence: “Reading James Joyce taught me …”

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