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Today's sale highlight is Richard Schoch's Shakespeare’s House. The book explores changing attitudes towards the playwright as a man & global icon as it reveals the history of the house where Shakespeare was born Shakespeare B Trust Order your copy at 30% off: bit.ly/3tOWzUo

Our festive sale continues ☃️ Enjoy 30% off paul menzer's 'William Shakespeare: A Brief Life' until Sunday 8th December. Shop now: bit.ly/3o23nv2

Coming in February: two new Arden Performance Editions, ideal for the rehearsal room or classroom 🎭 The Winter's Tale edited by Robert Shaughnessy @robshaughnessy.bsky.social & Richard III edited by Abigail Rokison Explore the series today: bit.ly/4jbK5ve

Now available in paperback: 'Global Shakespeare and Social Injustice' edited by Chris Thurman & Sandra Young probes the relationship between Shakespeare studies and intractable forms of social injustice that infuse cultural, political & economic life. bloomsbury.com/global-shakesp…

I'm so excited to share that my Element, 'Shakespeare Broadcasts and the Question of Value' is now available online. It's currently Open Access until the 24th! Below is a short 🧵 on the book and the wonderful people who brought it together... cambridge.org/core/elements/…

Out today! Two new Arden Performance Editions, ideal for the rehearsal room or classroom 🎭 The Winter's Tale edited by Robert Shaughnessy @robshaughnessy.bsky.social & Richard III edited by Abigail Rokison Explore the series: bit.ly/4jbK5ve

Out now: Donald Hedrick's 'Shakespeare and Fun: The Birth of Entertainment Value' is a ground-breaking study using theatre history, economics & linguistics to define an entertainment revolution through fresh readings of Shakespeare’s texts. Read more: bit.ly/3X3mXG4

It’s Shakespeare’s birthday…a good day to learn more about where he was born. SHAKESPEARE’S HOUSE now in p/b The Arden Shakespeare #shakespeare Shakespeare B Trust #stratforduponavon

*New research out today* 'Shakespeare in Ireland' edited by Andrew Murphy is a collection of essays exploring the various ways in which Shakespeare has been adapted, adopted & appropriated in Ireland from the late 17th century through to the present day. bit.ly/4jlrYmd

Today’s Extra Credit focuses on Claire Kimball’s open-access article, “Photographing Early Modern Drama in Performance: A Visual Dramaturgy.” Check out these open-access resources to go along with this open-access article! 📰: muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/…

'Slimly elegant' The Independent 'A sparky little book' Ink Pellet 'A pure delight' SixteenthCenturyJournal 'Inventive & witty' Morning Star 30 leading contemporary poets respond to Shakespeare's sonnets. 'On Shakespeare's Sonnets' is out now in paperback: bit.ly/42ybJfQ

"A fourth? Start, eyes!" The next generation of Shakespeare's plays, poems & sonnets is coming. Get your first look at The Arden Shakespeare Fourth Series 👇

*Out now* Siobhan Keenan's 'Richard Burbage and the Shakespearean Stage' is the first in-depth study of the ‘star’ actor and theatrical impresario's career & his contribution to the development of professional theatre in Shakespearean London. bit.ly/3H0viFr

If anyone fancies reading an excerpt from my new book on Richard Burbage, the lovely people at the Folger Shakespeare Library have included an extract on their Shakespeare and Beyond blog: folger.edu/blogs/shakespe…

Out today: 'Shakespeare’s Fascist Followers' by Richard Wilson demonstrates how in the 20th century Shakespeare's plays and poems were persistently misread as documents which voiced the fascist sympathies of their author. Find out more: bit.ly/4nyJc1l

Applications for The Bloomsbury Academic Writing Fellowship, in partnership with Writers & Artists, are now open. If you're an early career researcher, based in the UK, looking to get published, apply before 1st October 👉 bit.ly/4nd2sBp

Now in its second edition, 'Essential Shakespeare: The Arden Guide to Text and Interpretation' by Pamela Bickley & Dr Jenny Stevens is the go-to guide to help undergraduates navigate their way through university Shakespeare, examining 16 key plays. bit.ly/46sx506

Encompassing genres, media & art forms across a broad historical scope, 'Shakespeare and Seriality' identifies central strategies of serialization in Shakespeare's plays & their adaptations. Available to read open access on Bloomsbury Collections: bit.ly/3IYOMLU #OAWeek

New to our Arden Performance Companions series, Stephen Unwin's 'Shakespeare and Brecht: A Practical Guide for Actors, Directors, Students and Teachers' is the first guide connecting the two playwrights, expanding staging & performing possibilities. bit.ly/4pMQjoH