Shakespeare Resources

Shakespeare Resources

5/1/2020

Hey fam!

I recently did a quick chat with some fierce actors about Shakespeare's As You Like It, and, as always, I went off on a tangent about some of my favorite Shakespeare books. These are not performance books, but more theory books (FYI).
Here they are! Click on each book for a link to buy :)

Asimov's Guide to Shakespeare--both volumes
Shakespeare After All by Majorie Garber
Pronouncing Shakespeare's Words by Dale Coye
Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human by Harold Bloom
Rosalind edited by Harold Bloom
The Persuasive Actor by Milan Dragicevich
Once More Unto the Speech Dear Friends: Comedy, Tragedy, History by Neil Freeman
First Folio (I like the Applause, but to each their own)
The Shakespeare Encyclopedia
Shakespeare Lexicon and Quotation Dictionary Parts I and II by Alexander Schmidt
Shakespeare's Words by David Crystal and Ben Crystal
Women of Will by Tina Packer
The Oxford Companion to Shakespeare

I've also attached a list of Shakespeare books recommended to me in graduate school. I own all these books and love all these books, as well as the ones listed above!

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