Book Reviews
With Godless Shakespeare, Eric S. Mallin fills an important gap in Shakespeare criticism by examining the possibility of looking...
In Shakespeare Revealed, René Weis offers a well-written, highly readable, consistent, and quite traditional biography of Shakespeare, based on...
In the steps of his highly successful A History of the World in 100 Objects, British Museum director Neil...
In The Tainted Muse, critic and playwright Robert Brustein casts a look at what is for the modern reader...
Experiential writing can sometimes fall into the trap of being written in a laconic, drawling manner. Often, the writing...
In A Thousand Times More Fair, legal scholar Kenji Yoshino offers a superb example of how the reading of...
No composer has more successfully set Shakespeare to music more often than Giuseppe Verdi, with his early, fascinating and...
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...
