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Tag: Shakespeare

The Bookshop of Yesterdays by Amy Meyerson

  Books, family secrets, and scavenger hunts crash together in this debut novel and pull the reader into the world … More

adaptions, Amy Meyerson, Bookshop of Yesterdays, Shakespeare, the Tempest

Young Adult Titles Inspired by Shakespeare (taken from the TBPL Teen Tumbler) Macbeth

Inspired by Macbeth Cooney, Caroline. Enter Three Witches Klein, Lisa. Lady Macbeth’s Daughter Pratchett, Terry. The Wyrd Sisters Reisert, Rebecca. … More

classic, Coming of age, Cooney, Hamlet, historical, Klein, literary, Pratchett, Reisert, Shakespeare, Young Adult

Shakespearean Inspired Art – The Classics

The imagery of Shakespeare’s work has inspired other artists, especially painters since the plays were performed. The artists of the … More

Art, Frank Bernard Dicksee, John William Waterhouse, Pre-Raphaelite, Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare, the Tempest, victorian, Victorian period

Rowan Atkinson and Hugh Laurie “Editing Hamlet”

I’m always surprised that Shakespeare is considered so serious and dull. His comedies are some of most bawdy and farcical … More

classic, comedy, editing, edits, Hugh Laurie, humour, Poetry, Rowan Atkinson, Shakespeare, sketch, sketch comedy

On Shakespeare by John Milton 1608-1674

What needs my Shakespeare for his honour’d Bones, The labour of an age in pilèd Stones, Or that his hallow’d … More

Anne Tyler, Atwood, classic, John Milton, literary, National Poetry Month, Nesbo, Poetry, poetry month, re-imaginings, Shakespeare, Winterson

Sonnet Twenty -Nine By William Shakespeare, adapted by Rufus Wainwright

Sonnet 29 When, in disgrace with fortune and men’s eyes, I all alone beweep my outcast state, And trouble deaf … More

adaptions, classic, Links, literary, Music, National Poetry Month, Poetry, poetry month, Rufus Wainwright, Shakespeare, Sonnet 29, Take All My Loves

April’s Poetry Month 2015 – A Celebration of Words

National Poetry Month is celebrating it’s 17th anniversary in Canada, which started with a humble beginnings in 1998. It was … More

food, Macbeth, National Poetry Month, poetry month, Shakespeare

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