Shakespeare studies & criticism books

All is True is Shakespeare's retelling of one of the most defining periods in English history, the marriage and...  Read More >>

The New Oxford Shakespeare edition of The Comedy of Errors provides a friendly yet authoritative introduction to...  Read More >>

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The chapters in this book constitute a timely response to an important moment for early modern cultural studies:...  Read More >>

Extreme violence scarred the early modern period. Contemporary commentators grappled to find language to categorize...  Read More >>

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Part of a landmark reference series detailing and illuminating Shakespeare's rich language through the tools of...  Read More >>

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How can we tune into the ecological dynamics of Shakespeare’s plays? How can we adapt those plays to address current...  Read More >>

Dialogue is at the heart of Shakespeare’s plays, and when his characters exchange words, they create social communities....  Read More >>

Shakespeare Lied is Sky Gilbert's second rumination on Shakespeare to be published by Guernica Editions. It places...  Read More >>

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A collection of essays that considers the editorial and interpretive strategies for dealing with complex Shakespearean...  Read More >>

Contains two humorous parodies of the plays of William Shakespeare: ""Falstaff in Rebellion"" and ""Re-Taming of...  Read More >>

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Argues that Shakespeare's plays are dramaturgically misogynist and that surface-level interventions cannot remediate...  Read More >>

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