Most of my thoughts about my experience ended up on Facebook while I was reading the complete works of William Shakespeare from 2011 to 2013.
A villain who enjoys his job.
The inadvisability of girls chasing guys.
A visit to Rome in a poem.
Sonnets!
Shakespeare in the movies!
It took me 2 years, 9 months, 18 days to read the complete works of William Shakespeare. I mentioned my reading frequently on Facebook. It seems that everyone has something to say about Macbeth and Hamlet!
The one thing I learned from reading Macbeth:
Ophelia and Horatio: What might have been.
In which Hamlet needs a time machine.
In which all the cool stuff happens off-stage.
Always have a Plan B.
Wait, how many people died in that play?
I recently read the complete works of William Shakespeare. It took me 2 years, 9 months, and 18 days. I talked about it a lot on Facebook.
In June of 2013, I commenced reading the tragedies.
That’s a bad idea.
All kinds of crazy men.
It dawns on me that more tragedy awaits.
A letter to a star-crossed lover.
While reading the complete works of William Shakespeare, I commented about him and his works on my Facebook wall. These posts are from May and June of 2013.
Now, you will see why I was warned away from Titus Andronicus!
Act I.
Many murders. (Spoiler alert!)
Reading Titus Andronicus got me thinking suspiciously.
Whew!
During my long project (2 years, 9 months, 18 days) to read the complete works of William Shakespeare, comments about him and his works showed up on my Facebook wall.
I had a lot of fun reading Cymbeline in May of 2013.
Cymbeline is a dude?
My impressions of Iachimo:
Three things I learned:
The importance of birthmarks, etc.
While reading the complete works of William Shakespeare, I made frequent comments about him and his works on Facebook, some of which I here reproduce.
In which I critique Cleopatra.
In which I mourn a death.
In which I express a foreboding.
In which I critique Antony.
In which I state a fact.
During my long project (2 years, 9 months, 18 days) to read the complete works of William Shakespeare, I made frequent comments about him and his works on Facebook.
Because I just had to share the fun.
From May to November, the saga of the Kings Henry was my literary prime-time drama:
And then came Richard, that mesmeric villain.
February can be a depressing month.
Those tragedies always end badly!
In which I am warned away from Titus Andronicus.
