[Middleton] our OTHER other Shakespeare
So it looks like I'm not the only one attempting to read the complete Middleton!
...I mean, obviously not, but it's kind of neat to see another blog about it. This guy seems not to be doing it in the book's order, or at least has zeroed in on Macbeth (which, newcomers will be a bit surprised to know, makes it in on the basis of the argument that the extant text was altered by Middleton).
All this reminds me that I need to finish The Nightingale and the Ant so that I can post about it; I didn't have much time for Middleton at the end of the semester, what with all the grading papers and stuff.
...I mean, obviously not, but it's kind of neat to see another blog about it. This guy seems not to be doing it in the book's order, or at least has zeroed in on Macbeth (which, newcomers will be a bit surprised to know, makes it in on the basis of the argument that the extant text was altered by Middleton).
All this reminds me that I need to finish The Nightingale and the Ant so that I can post about it; I didn't have much time for Middleton at the end of the semester, what with all the grading papers and stuff.