Help a geek out : Shakespeare term paper

I just tripped over Confessions of an Undercover Geek, where he’s just finished a paper for his Politics Through Fiction class entitled “Shakespeare and the Pursuit of Hope and Purpose Within a Society.” He asks folks to read it and tell him what they think.

I figure a little boost of traffic from some dedicated Shakespeare fans wouldn’t hurt, so do the man a favor if you get a moment and hook him up with some comments.

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Shakespeare by Email : Have some Hamlet with your Viagra

Here’s an interesting idea, I suppose – you can sign up to have a Shakespearean play emailed to you in pieces. I guess maybe it’s easier to mentally set yourself for reading the whole thing if you only have to tackle pieces at a time? Apparently the company has quite the boatload of books as part of this service, too. Not just our friendly neighborhood Bard.

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Shakespeare Games : Romeo and Juliet

I’ve noticed that one of the more popular Shakespeare queries that I see is for Shakespeare games. In particular, Romeo and Juliet games. This morning I found one. Shakespeare4Kidz has a games section that combines a flash “shoot out” with a standard quiz about the play — answer a question right to get the chance to kick a ball past the goalie. For some bizarre reason you can customize the goalie, and choices include Ghandhi, Nelson Mandela, Bill Gates, Queen Victoria, and Karl Marx.

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Stage Beauty


Anybody seen “Stage Beauty”? I don’t think I’d ever even really heard of it, although it is a very recent (2004) Shakespeare-eque movie. Today I saw Victoria Lane’s blog where she calls it “…one of the most breathtaking films centered around Shakespeare I’ve ever seen.” Looks like another one to add to my list!

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