shakespeare in fiction and fact: grace tiffany

A  ripple of alarmed confusion coursed through the Sheraton Grand Ballroom in Washington, D.C., yesterday when Professor Daniel Travotti, ...

Like many of my fellow Shakespeare professors -- like all of them, in fact -- I have students who like books or movies whose plots are bas...

One of the most annoying idiocies of contemporary internet life is Google's and other corporations' faux-friendly offers to help y...

Often when people learn I'm a Shakespeare professor they ask me what my favorite play is. To this the answer varies according to what ...

Can it be fewer than four weeks since the Election? Has the transformation of our national reality occurred so quickly, and are we alread...

This year the U.S. presidential election day falls in the same week of England's national holiday Guy Fawkes Day, also known as Bonfir...

By my title, "The Master," I don't mean Shakespeare. Every once in a while I write some comments about historical fiction, t...