Shakespeare Literary Reviews

• On Shakespeare's Life

• "A Double Spirit of Teaching": What Shakespeare's Teachers Teach Us  - Showcases article by Patricia Winson. Focuses on the learning one gain from studying Shakespearean plays.
• All Readers: William Shakespeare  - Contains reviews and commentaries on Shakespearean plays. Also accepts submission of essays.
• Arden Shakespeare CD-ROM: Texts and Sources for Shakespeare Study  - Reviews on the database presented by Jonathan Bate. Written by RG Siemens.
• Bibliography of Secondary Texts Relating to Early Modern Literature and Geography  - Joanne Woolway Grenfell 's bibliographic accounts of printed or online materials on William Shakespeare.
• Calvert Revivals at the Manchester Prince's Theatre  - Based upon the transcription and edition of Thomas Larque. Showcases critic by Alfred Darbyshire.
• Cambridge King Lear CD-ROM: Text and Performance Archive  - Features review on the study guide presented in CD format. Written by Michael Best.
• Common Reader's Shakespeare  - Encloses one of Ian Lancashire's commentary on the article.
• Dictionary of Sexual Language and Imagery in Shakespearean and Stuart Literature  - Features review on the 3 volumes of the dictionary by Gordon Williams.
• Did Shakespeare Consciously Use Archaic English?  - Literary study on the language structure of Shakespearean plays. Written by Mary Catherine Davidson.
• Disparate Structures, Electronic and Otherwise  - Features formulation of the electronic compilation medium with regards to Shakespearean plays.
• Dizzying the Arithmetic of Memory  - Article written by Alan Galey from the University of Western Ontario.
• Early Modern Culture  - Electronic journal featuring seminars on arts and literature. Highlights the painting, "Clio, the Muse of History" by Jan Vermeer.
• Early Modern Literary Studies: William Shakespeare  - Comparative analysis on "The First Quarto of Hamlet" and of "King Edward III".
• English Shakespeares  - Features study on the language structure of staging Shakespearean plays in modern periods of the 1990's.
• Fat King, Lean Beggar  - Presents literary study on the characterization of poverty during the time of William Shakespeare.
• Global Electronic Shakespeare Conference  - Aims to provide study guides for researchers, instructors, students and Shakespearean enthusiasts.
• Hamlet: Undiscovered Country  - Features books by Steve Roth. A critic on the various allusions and references used in the play by William Shakespeare.
• Image of America in Montaigne, Spenser, and Shakespeare  - Study on "Renaissance Ethnography and Literary Reflection." Written by Donna Woodford.
• Internet Shakespeare  - Supplies various online resources on Shakespearean plays and poems. With information on mark-up language.
• Public-Domain Shakespeare  - Presents e-text supplementary study on the Renaissance. Contains speech transcription by Ian Lancashire.
• Renaissance Forum: Volume 1: Number 1  - Showcases overview on “Representing Shakespeare: England, History and the RSC.” Written by Robert Shaughnessy in a 1994 edition.
• Renaissance Forum: Volume 1: Number 2  - Presents “Shakespeare the Historian” a 1995 edition of Paola Pugliatti.
• Renaissance Forum: Volume 2: Number 1  - Overview on Ivo Kamps’ 1995 edition of the “Materialist Shakespeare: A History.”.
• Renaissance Forum: Volume 3  - Showcases 1996 edition of Alternative Shakespeare Volume 2 by Terence Hawkes.
• Renaissance Forum: Volume 3: Number 1  - Contains article entitled, “Poetry and the Realm of Politics: Shakespeare to Dryden.” A 1996 edition by Howard Erskine.
• Renaissance Forum: Volume 3: Number 2  - Overview on Oxford 1997 edition by Andrew Hadfield. Showcases article entitled, “Spenser's Irish Experience: Wilde Fruite and Salvage Soyl.”.
• Renaissance Forum: Volume 3: Number 2  - Article by Lisa Hopkins entitled, “ The Shapkespearean Marriage: Merry Wives and Heavy Husbands.” Printed under Basingstoke 1998 edition.
• Renaissance Forum: Volume 4  - Features 1999 issue by entitled, ‘The Biblical Presence in Shakespeare, Milton and Blake: A Comparative Study.’ Written by Harold Fisch.
• Renaissance Forum: Volume 4: Number 2  - Presents ‘English Drama 1586-1642: The Age of Shakespeare’ by GK Hunter under its 1997 edition.
• SAA Hyperessay on Electronic Shakespearean Criticism  - Presents illustrations and slideshow together with some essays featuring critics on Shakespearean plays or poems.
• Shakespeare Fellowship  - Presents a literary analysis on Shakespeare’s ‘The Twelfth Night.’ With focus on the allusions to Edmund Campion.
• Shakespeare in Europe  - Critical papers and essays in e-texts with English and German versions.
• Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human  - Analytical prose on Shakespeare’s written accounts by Robert Atwan.