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Also, do any of you have recommendations as far as a good annotated Shakespeare edition? I've poked around online a bit, but found wildly conflicting things.
Hmm...things that I like in a book for school: analytical essays, easy-to-read footnotes that don't say "cf. page x" excessively, bearable font and type size, and general sturdiness for lugging around in backpacks. I have to read 9 of them from the latter part of his career. Most of which I've read/seen in the past, if that makes a difference.
Hmm...things that I like in a book for school: analytical essays, easy-to-read footnotes that don't say "cf. page x" excessively, bearable font and type size, and general sturdiness for lugging around in backpacks. I have to read 9 of them from the latter part of his career. Most of which I've read/seen in the past, if that makes a difference.