Over the years, I have collected many of Shakespeare's plays. Many were given to me, some I bought for myself, either way, I have a lot. Over half of his works, I am sure. I had only read one of them (But I had started roughly three.), and for the great majority of them, I had absolutely no clue what they were about.
Slowly but surely, from somewhere, I got this idea: I would read all of my Shakespeare plays. Then I decided to count them all.
27
I counted them all and learned that I had 27 plays. (Almost all of them are collected together in large books.) I still wanted to read them all. And in less than a year.
So, last week, February 20, 2011, I started. I started with Julius Caesar. It was shockingly easy to read and took me only half a week. The other half, I read A Midsummer Night's Dream. I had already read that one before, so it went very well.
I still plan to read all of his plays. I will do a post on each book and say what I thought of it. I'm really looking forward to it.
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That's a grand idea!!!
Have fun! JSW has all of the Bard's works collected in one huge volume. (Someone gave it to him.) I haven't attempted to delve into it, although I have read a few plays and sonnets during school years.
~ A.K. ~
Thank-you!
A.K, I know, I saw it when we visited. It was huge! :)
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