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<i>King Lear</i> Had a Happy Ending for 140 Years

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Portrait of William Shakespeare by John Taylor (c.1610)
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King Lear Had a Happy Ending for 140 Years

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Congratulations to the 2019 Neukom Institute Awards Winners!

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The Speculative Worlds of William Shakespeare

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Asimov’s Guide To Shakespeare Exists, and You Need It

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The Speculative World of William Shakespeare

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The Fantastical Strangeness of William Shakespeare

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Sooner or Later, Shakespeare Will Describe Your Life

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Alike in Dignity: Feuding Houses in Romeo and Juliet

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When Less Plot is More Play: Love’s Labour’s Lost vs. Pericles Prince of Tyre

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Alike in Dignity: Feuding Houses in Romeo and Juliet

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Erin Morgenstern, The Starless Sea

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