None of you are going to get a personal response, except for the two people I've given a heads-up that I will get back to them.
The bibliography (of sorts) was included for a reason. I strongly suggest you start with Pickering.
As for Eliot, I acknowledged the first time out that my argument for The Waste Land is weaker. But I am absolutely correct on my interpretation of Sweeney Agonistes because I have read it. Maybe you should do the same, if you can find a copy. Your best bet will be going to a good library. Then read up on some of the resorts he used to hang out in because you know he did not live in a self-contained bubble, right?
Also, I could give a fuck about your MFA, your relatives who have MFAs, or your degree in English lit. I recognize that earning an MFA takes an enormous amount of work, and I'm not denigrating that effort, but me not having one is irrelevant in this instance.


