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Stratford-Upon-Avon: Maggie O’Farrell at Hamnet Memorial

In News by Porter AndersonMay 9, 2022

Some 426 years after his death at age 11, Shakespeare’s son Hamnet and his twin sister have memorials at Holy Trinity Church.

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The UK’s ‘Cambridge Shakespeare’ Is Open Online: ‘The Words and Worlds’

In News by Porter AndersonJanuary 22, 2020

A highly navigable explication of the works of Shakespeare is launched on Cambridge University Press’ Cambridge Core platform.

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Richard Charkin: Three Books, Three Lessons

In News, Opinion & Commentary by Richard CharkinNovember 22, 2019

In decluttering his library, Richard Charkin is reminded of unexpected returns in publishing.

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Jacks Thomas: A Few Words With London Book Fair’s Director

In Feature Articles by Mark PiesingApril 6, 2016

‘My personal highlight will be meeting the amazing Judith Kerr,’ Jacks Thomas tell us in a pre-London Book Fair chat. She’s readying, again, ‘a global platform’ for the books industry.

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400 Years On: Bumping Into the Bard at Every Turn

In News by Porter AndersonFebruary 17, 2016

As marketers jockey for position in the 400th year of Shakespeare’s death, the modern-relevance lights burn bright. We look at several releases this month.

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My Shakespeare Obsession: It’s A Question of Character

In News by Dennis AbramsJanuary 6, 2016

Dennis Abrams discusses how intimidation of the Bard turned into his Shakespeare obsession and a lifelong love of writing and words.

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Why “Translating” Shakespeare for the 21st Century Is a Bad Idea

In News by Dennis AbramsOctober 1, 2015

A new series of ‘translations’ of Shakespeare’s plays will change the language to contemporary, colloquial English — losing something essential to the text.

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How the Frankfurt Book Fair Helped Launch Shakespeare

In News by Dennis AbramsAugust 13, 2015

Research reveals that the 1622 catalogue for the Frankfurt Book Fair included the announcement of the publication of Shakespeare’s First Folio.

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Poor Shakespeare: PRH Publishes Bard’s Plays in Emojis

In News by Dennis AbramsJune 16, 2015

Penguin Random House’s new OMG Shakespeare series “takes the Bard’s original prose and replaces it with slang, text speak, and emoticons.” OMG, indeed.

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Finding a New Way to Bring Shakespeare to YA Readers

In News by Dennis AbramsDecember 1, 2014

Dennis Abrams is using Pentian to crowdfund the publication of his new YA series on Shakespeare, based on his Publishing Perspectives reading group

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