shakespeare in fiction and fact: grace tiffany

The Owl Was a Baker's Daughter "Stellar historical fiction imbued with a rich sense of place." -- Alida Becker, New York Times...

It was a production of The Taming of the Shrew. It was in a major city, produced by a major acting company. And it was bad. But why? Or, rat...

  "Shakespeare, Shaken and Stirred," at Lily Books Aug. 7

 The British podcast "Not Just the Tudors" features this interview about The Owl Was a Baker's Daughter. Tune in for a discuss...

All the men of the Shakespeare family died, and most of them died young. Shakespeare himself was only what I consider middle-aged when he br...

A friend of mind recently shared with me a children's Shakespeare book, a kind of modern Lambs' "Tales from Shakespeare"...

  Let's talk about the minor characters in Shakespeare. I mean the really minor characters, those whose parts are so small, some of them...