What a terrific resource! Congratulations! ✨✨✨

Great interview! I've been thinking about Shakespeare and mathematics lately too (tangentially in relation to science). So interesting!

Here’s the schedule and list of speakers for our two-day conference about ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ and ‘The Winter’s Tale’ next month. More details (including a Zoom link for remote attendees) will be on our website next week.

Thrilled to be settling in here at St. John's College, Cambridge, for a week of Tom Nasherie and Marlowe-related side-quests! For now, I plan to catch up on sleep so I can enjoy every minute. Let sabbatical begin!

Thank you, Jamie! It's been such a gift to talk with you and benefit from your insights along the way! 💜

Teaching Shakespeare’s Theatre of the World Cambridge Core - English Literature: General Interest - Teaching Shakespeare’s Theatre of the World

Exciting news! My Element, Teaching Shakespeare's Theatre of the World, has been released in a digital edition (paperback coming soon!) by Cambridge UP. Even better, it's FREE to download until 15 December 2025! So many thanks to all who helped along the way! <3
www.cambridge.org/core/element...

Congratulations, Randall!

Just had a flashback to your parade with the Shakespeare cut out at last Spring's SAA dance! I remain grateful to have witnessed it! 😂🤗

TFW you get up at 3am on fire with an idea to improve a situation that you thought would be a lost cause. You write furiously to craft a well-balanced proposal and get it off at 6am. It is now 6:36 am ... and you are WAITING for a reply...

Congratulations, Randall!

Shakespeare & Early Modern Proverbial Culture The site offers information about the Shakespeare and Early Modern Proverbial Culture research project, building an international network to reassess the forms, functions, and dissemination of earl…

Check out the @proverbialculture.bsky.social website!
earlymodernproverbs.co.uk

Coming up next week (10 Nov): Materials workshop, Univeristy of Leeds

Greenes, groats-worth of witte: First printed allusion to Shakespeare as a playwright Shakespeare Documented features all primary sources that document the life and career of William Shakespeare. It has images, descriptions, and transcriptions of 500 manuscripts and printed works.

Sep 20, 1592: Greene's Groats-Worth of Wit and its derogatory reference to #Shakespeare is recorded in the Stationer's Register. #OTD
bit.ly/3ro2vhu

Thrilled to see this out in the world and reaching a wider audience! Congratulations, Jamie!

English Faculty Shakespeare Webinar with Emma Smith: The Comedy of Errors YouTube video by Faculty of English, University of Oxford

Did you miss our recent #Shakespeare webinar on The Comedy of Errors? Watch the recording to catch up.

And don't forget to register for the next webinar on 6 Oct where Emma Smith will be exploring The Merry Wives of Windsor with Callan Davies. All welcome! youtu.be/l5OTG2OL2Hc

Exciting!

Congratulations, Doug! I look forward to checking this out!

Here's Florimell and her new friend Waffles taking a break from getting covered in grass stains. 🐶💕

I asked Copilot to generate an image based on my thoughts about this morning's writing efforts. I specifically mentioned fruit salad - perhaps because I dropped the plot, or I am hungry for breakfast. But the composition freakishly captures a hermeneutic crux I'm thinking about. I dig it. #amwriting

Tom Kyd holding down my Hinman edition as I shift back into working on my edition of Love's Labour's Lost. #helpingnothelping

Rabbit, Rabbit! It's the 1st of June and Shakespeare Association of America bulletin day! I hope you'll consider joining Emily Rowe's and my seminar as we go deep on the topic of "Unearthing" next April in Denver!
#Shax2006 #SAAUpdates

The beta version of the English Short Title Catalogue (ESTC) datb.cerl.org/estc/ is online. More changes to come over time

Happy Friday! you can now register for our @cemskcl.bsky.social colloquium on Early Modern War Narratives! June 6th in person and online! Keynote by Andrew Hopper and Ismini Pells, funded by KCL, CEMS, & @srsrensoc.bsky.social. Register here (and pls repost!) — www.tickettailor.com/events/centr...

Thank you! Cheers!

After hyperventilating through what may have been my busiest (and administratively stressful) semester (10 days to go!), I am pleased to inform you that I have opened my mail.

You can now see the recording of @aarontpratt.bsky.social’s recent NVS Seminar, titled ‘Selling Your Play in Jacobean England’, on our website:

newvariorumshakespeare.org/news/

What joy to celebrate Emma's and Sofia's brilliant honors theses at last night's ceremonial dinner! From Penelope & Clytemnestra (Emma) to Avians & the Anthropocene (Sofia), working with these two has fed both my brain and my heart. 💜 #proudteacher #framinghamstate

Trying to put finishing touches on MS submission. As usual, this guy is monkeying up the works. #ihaveaNasheProblem #shouldhavelearnedbynow

My feline research assistants have abandoned me today, but Intern Florimell is hard at work as I copy edit my Element.

Shakespeare Volume 21, Issue 1 of Shakespeare

Latest issue of Shakespeare now online, with articles by @callanjd.bsky.social @drsheeha.bsky.social and many more #earlymodern folks! www.tandfonline.com/toc/rshk20/c...

Great to see you, however briefly! Safe travels home!