Shakespearean Links

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Shakespearean Links

Shakespearean Links

Umm...Yeeeeaaaahh...This is a page a did for my English Class, with 20 Shakespearean Links. Why someone would come here for Shakespeare, it really boggles me. But it was just a link page, and considering I didn't feel like making a whole new site, my laziness inspired me. And the fact I REALLY need this grade. Now...on to Shakespeare.

We are not responsible for anyone who starts saying any of the following words:Thee, Thou, Thus, Methinks, Ye, or Doth. Or any other words Shakespeare wrote a lot...and there are plenty, trust me.

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare: This is a very useful site, what with it having every one of Shakespeare's Major Plays in it.

The Elizabethan Theatre:Talks alot about the Globe Theatre, where majority of Shakespeare's plays were performed during his life.

Shakespeare.com:Gee, why didn't I try this first? Anyways, it has a poetry machine, which is probably the most interesting thing to me on the site. It also has a questionaire thingy, but I'm not sure how that works. The "Home" Button doesn't work though, so you'll have to push "Back."

Absolute Shakespeare:Now this is a good site, and worthy of it's name. Not only does it have the plays, but even the sonnets and poems!

The Shakespeare Rescource Center:What is this, #5? Either way, this has more to do with the man himself then his work. Has his entire will.

Shakespeare:Internet Edtions:Okay, I laughed at this one. "Hamlet contemplates a mouse." You'll see. Information? Oh, it has that too.

Shakespeare's Stratsford:I think that's it's name. It has alot to do with Stratsford, but still some about William.

The McGill Shakespeare Resources Page:Has alot of Modern stuff on it. Stuff about Shakespeare on CD and on TV. Looks good.

Theatre History:Spent 45 minutes getting this link. Better not ask. It takes a different approach, and has various articles.

The Life of William Shakespeare:A very professinal looking site. I just wish I could read it. The whole font is cursive. But it's worth a look. What I did make out was good.

Shakespeare Online:This one gives you a warning on what to expect. They were screwed up back then, tell ya what. Either way, I like the format it's in, and it provides easily accessable information.

ShakespearePicture.com:God I hate writing his name. Anyway, this site has an insult generator. AN INSULT GENERATOR. And criticism to Willy himself of course.

Fathom Learning Center: Shakespeare And His World:We're slowly getting closer to 20. This site seems to Govermental to me, but it has good information.

Shake Sphere:Do you know how much grief that title is gonna cause me? I'm gonna misspell Shakespeare everytime now. The site though, acts alot like an Encylopedia, neatly divided up and everything.

The Seven Ages of Shakespeare:This talks about the man himself, "From Birth to mere oblivion." As they put it.

Timeline Summary:This is a quick and easy to use rescourse. It should be obvious what it is. This is #16 on the list. Just a few more...

Is Shakespeare Dead?:No, and neither is Elvis. Anyways, this was apparently written by Mark Twain...not the website, but the notes and stuff. Shakespeare...Elvis...Mark Twain...It all adds up...

The Dark Side of Shakespeare:I simply had to put this one, mainly because of it's similarity to my own site's name. It speaks of the Oxford-Stratsford debate.

Sonnets of Shakespeare:A fellow tripod site! Anyways, he tries to find strange thing's about Will's Sonnets, like origins, implications, and things like that.

All Shakespeare:HURRAH! Twenty! Welcome to the end, a directory of sorts for Shakespeare info. Enjoy.

I hope this page get's a good grade. I really, REALLY hope it gets a good grade. At least an 80. Just to make up for...err...nevermind.