Return to Top of Page

The Digital Hub for Shakespeare Studies

Shakespeare Newsletter Logo
Open

Category: Book Reviews

Review of Indira Ghose’s Much Ado About Nothing: Language & Writing.

By William Rampone

Much Ado About Nothing: Language & Writing.  Indira Ghose.  Bloomsbury: London and New York, 2018, xii+180 pages. $ 19.75 This […]

Canonising Shakespeare: Stationers and the Book Trade, 1640-1740

By William Proctor Williams

Canonising Shakespeare: Stationers and the Book Trade, 1640-1740 Edited by Emma Depledge and Peter Kirwan Cambridge U. Press, 2017. $105. […]

Michael Alexander’s Reading Shakespeare

By John W. Mahon

Reading Shakespeare, 2nd Edition. By Michael Alexander Red Globe Press, 2019. $90 In the winter of 2018-2019, Michael Alexander, a […]

Michael P. Jensen’s The Battle of the Bard

By Geoff Ridden

The Battle of the Bard: Shakespeare on U.S. Radio in 1937. By Michael P. Jensen. ARC Humanities Press / Hardback […]

The Shakespeare Circle: An Alternative Biography

Marsha S. Robinson A collection of 25 essays, The Shakespeare Circle: An Alternative Biography (eds. Paul Edmondson and Stanley Wells, […]

The Steep and Thorny Way: A New YA Hamlet

By Fiona Hartley-Kroeger

The Steep and Thorny Way (2016) by Cat Winters joins a long list of recent Hamlet re-imaginings published for teens, […]

“Love well, if not wisely”: Romeo and Juliet… and Benvolio and Rosaline

By Fiona Hartley-Kroeger

“Who lives? Who dies? Why? What events matter; whose voices do we hear? Whose story gets told?”

Talking Books Update

Michael P. Jensen [For years, Michael P. Jensen has interviewed leading scholars and educators in his regular Shakespeare Newsletter column, […]

Abigail Rokison’s Shakespeare for Young People

By Amanda Giguere

Amanda Giguere (Colorado Shakespeare Festival) Abigail Rokison’s 2013 book, Shakespeare for Young People: Productions, Versions and Adaptations, published by Bloomsbury, […]