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apilgriminnarnia.com
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| | | | | At the urging of a Shakespearean friend (Dr. Liam Daley--a Shakespeare scholar, not actually one of his characters), I've recently completed the History Cycle--given the marketable but misleading name "The War of the Roses" by Goodreads: Shakespeare,The Life and Death of King John (1595-97) Shakespeare,The Tragedy of King Richard the Second (1595) Shakespeare,The History of... | |
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fortnightlyreview.co.uk
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| | | | | Stephen Wade: In the early eighteenth century authors became something reasonably close to what they are now: hard up, desperate and alone. But they could add that word to themselves and set up a stall, or at least a desk, somewhere in a tiny attic or cellar, and work day and night. The profession of jobbing scribbler became a possibility, and we are fortunate that the diary of one such early literary man has come down to us. This is the work of Abraham Poges, epic poet and social nuisance. | |
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jgoodwin.net
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mrsminiversdaughter.blogspot.com
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| | | Saddened to hear of the death of the sublime Dame Maggie and so glad that I got to see her last stage performance five years ago. | ||
