Titus Andronicus by William Shakespeare Titus Andronicus is a man of many talents. An accomplished Roman general, he is also the father to twenty-five sons and a singular daughter (Lavinia). Upon his return to Rome after yet another valiant go in battle, the tribunes seek to make him emperor. He …
Digressions on Liner Notes: Richie Havens’ Stonehenge (1970) (Before I start, I should say that this is a new thing I’m doing. …
Check out this very cool clip on the original pronunciations of Shakespeare’s sonnets and plays. From Open University: An introduction by David …
From i09: Inspired by the dapper men in the 1920s Australian mugshots, artist Jason Mark re-created these scenes with famous Batman villains. …
From the Huffington Post: Nothing motivates us more than a poster with an inspirational or apt quote. But we are particularly taken …
From The Huffington Post: Alexandria, Va., and Knoxville, Tenn., are cities for readers, if not always the kinds of books your parents …
We’re going to call B.S. on this one. From The Guardian: There are American novelists, and then there are American women novelists …
It happened again this morning. I had taken the Mighty Belle out for our morning walk to the park, and something caught …
We love this post from LitReactor on training the writer: One of the most often repeated lessons for writers is the importance …
The Tempest William Shakespeare In the interest of full disclosure, I must admit up front that I am a high school English …
