4.2 of The Hare will be launching very soon! Keep an eye out here for more...

Friends, we’re delighted to announce the publication of 4.2 of The Hare, featuring untimely reviews by @jmgmbl and M.L. Stapleton; of Partridge’s Shakespeare’s Bawdy and Rowe’s legacy as Shakespeare editor, respectively. Read these fantastic pieces here: thehareonline.com

Co-editor Casey Caldwell will be at the Blackfriars Conference all week; come up and say hi if you’d like to have an untimely conversation!

What’s the *best* MLA experience you’ve had?

The Hare will be digitally exhibiting at this year’s SAA! Thanks for the shout out, @gwayvt!

The new issue of The Hare is live! 4.3 features pieces by Alice Dailey and @KatieNWalker, on the ideology of deselecting library books and the urgency to reevaluate Capp's Astrology and the Popular Press, respectively. thehareonline.com

The Hare has a lineup of fantastic special issues coming soon! Watch this Twitter space and our webpage for updates! thehareonline.com

We're delighted to announce the new issue of The Hare, featuring untimely reviews by @lerikscline and Andrew Sofer. Dr. Cline writes on resonant whiteness in Edmund Kean's Othello and Dr. Sofer writes on comic catharsis in Frye's A Natural Perspective. thehareonline.com

Issue 5.3, on Bibliography and Editing, is now available on thehareonline.com! The issue features untimely reviews by Claire Borne (claire m. l. bourne), Adam Hooks (Adam G. Hooks), and Molly Yarn (@MGYarn)—of texts by Percy Simpson, Alfred Pollard, and Evelyn Smith, respectively.

It was so rewarding chatting with folks about their ideas, journal publishing, and untimely reviews at Shakespeare Association of America! Lots of great ideas out there, be sure to follow up with queries or future submissions.

✊🏿🎭🧵 The Shakespeare Bulletin special issue on Social Justice in Contemporary Performance has a provisional publication date of 4/19! Edited by me & Sandra Young (Univ. of Cape Town), & shaped by generous feedback from Dr. Peter Kirwan & the peer-reviewers, the issue includes:

Hello, denizens of twitter. The ELR editorial office has been trying unsuccessfully to contact Dr. Helena Kaznowska. Does anyone out there have a current email address? My DMs, as they say, are open.

Special issue 6.1, celebrating James Loehlin's more than twenty years directing Shakespeare at Winedale, is live! The issue includes a response from James himself and pieces by Carra Martinez, Paul Woodruff, Matt Davies, and William Casey Caldwell. thehareonline.com