Greetings from the Scrivener, and a Happy Mother’s Day to those in the US! Spring is in full season here in California and so is the Shakespeare news, so let’s get to it!
Journaling
The Center for European Studies at Dalhousie University announces the creation of a new journal, European Studies: History, Society and Culture. [...]
Read further anon →Greetings and thanks for reading the Scrivener, your source for news in Shakespeare scholarship. Have you seen any great new productions, read recent scholarship or engaged with the “Shakespearean” lately? Tell us about it in the comments section below, or join us as an editor! First, however, let’s get to this week’s news.
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God ye good morrow, all at once! In lieu of general rumour for the past week, which, as it were, is not much I hear, bar the news of a 2nd Folio acquired by Watkinson, thus, in brief, methought I could write ye a piece on Shakespeare’s bejewelled tongue, originally [...]
Read further anon →Greetings! Welcome to the Scrivener, your source for news in Shakespeare scholarship. I hope you had a fabulous week celebrating the big 448 (I know I did!), and that a great year of Shakespeare awaits us all. There are some great lectures and conference announcement for this week, so let us get to it.
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Read further anon →Greetings from the SAA convention in Boston! It has been a fabulous few days of papers, plenaries and conversations, and the Scrivener is here to report on some of the latest news in Shakespeare scholarship.
There were a number of plenary sessions covering a range of topics, from primatology to the Romantics to representation of [...]
Read further anon →Hello and happy Spring from the Scrivener! This is Emily with your weekly dose of news in Shakespeare scholarship. There are a number of conferences seeking papers as well as publication opportunities, so let us begin.
Calls for Papers
St. Edmund Hall at the University of Oxford is hosting a conference on Religious Lives: [...]
Read further anon →Greetings and Salutations! This is Emily with the Scrivener and the latest news in ShakespeareScholarship. Lots of exciting things happening this week, so let’s get to it.
Shakespeare’s Sisters
The Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington D.C. recently opened a new exhibit about Shakespeare’s Sisters: Voices of English and European Writers 1500-1700. This exhibit, which runs [...]
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