nevertheless, she persisted
It’s been a while since I’ve done one of these posts, but that doesn’t mean I stopped reading Shakespeare plays every month. I actually have five plays to review today, but I combined three of them because they’re different parts of the same tetralogy. Here are the most recent Shakespeare plays I read: Henry VI, […]
Read MoreGuess what? It’s time for another Shakespeare reviews post! This time around, I read a history and two comedies. Spoiler: one of them’s a new favorite. Henry VII I’m a huge fan of Tudor history, so I was really looking forward to this one. As a play, it wasn’t my favorite. It wasn’t bad at […]
Read MoreTime for some more Shakespeare mini reviews! This time around, I have a pretty depressing mix: a history and two tragedies. King John I picked this one up because I was eager to cross another history off my list (I seem to be enjoying them least overall). To be honest, I did like this one, […]
Read MoreI’d planned to do these posts every three months (because I was going to read one play a month), but last month I couldn’t help myself and ended up reading three. I’m definitely not mad about it, but it means that it’s time for another review post. Much Ado About Nothing I’m still surprised it […]
Read MoreJust about six months ago, I decided to actively work on reading the complete works of Shakespeare. Because I am that big of a nerd. In the last three months, I have read another three plays, which means it is time for another mini review post (you can read my first one here). Overall, I […]
Read MoreA few months ago, I set myself the task of reading one Shakespeare play a month in order to finally finish reading his work. Am I a total nerd for wanting to say I’ve read the entire works of Shakespeare? Because I do. So far, I’ve been enjoying this project, and have read a few […]
Read MoreReading all of William Shakespeare’s plays has been something I’ve wanted to do since high school. And in those ten years, I’ve read a total of ten out of Shakespeare’s thirty-seven plays. Not great progress. Recently, I realized that if I read one play a month, it will take me a little over two years […]
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