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Wayne Myers’s The Book of “Twelfth Night, or What You Will”: Musings on Shakespeare’s Most Wonderful (and Erotic) Play...
James Shapiro opens his narrative with the close-up, confidential tone of a detective novel. In his first paragraph he...
Stanley Wells is one of the most eminent and erudite of Shakespearean scholars, and while there are many who...
Unfortunately the subtitle to Scott McCrea's The Case for Shakespeare: The End of the Authorship is both inaccurate and...
Professor Stanley Wells of the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust has had enough. A highly regarded, well-published, not entirely uncontroversial scholar...
Eric Rasmussen is Folio Hunter, but he's better known as co-editor of the Royal Shakespeare edition of the Complete...
I never fail to be impressed by popular writing on Shakespeare’s life. Authors manage to squeeze three hundred pages...
A year before he retired from the Supreme Court in 2010, John Paul Stevens told the Wall Street Journal...
Judi Dench’s account of her life in And Furthermore makes no attempt to hash out complex issues, thankfully; she,...
Santa, habited no doubt in Elizabethan garb, managed to stuff his way down the (nonexistent) chimney this Christmas to...
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