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The Norton Shakespeare: Essential Plays, the Sonnets | William Shakespeare, Stephen Greenblatt, Andrew Gurr, Walter Cohen, Jean Howard, Katharine Eisaman Maus

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The Norton Shakespeare: Essential Plays / The Sonnets offers the twenty most-assigned plays and all the sonnets in a compact, portable, and value-priced paperback with a host of features. Organized by genre, this volume includes the genre introductions enthusiastically received in The Norton Shakespeare, Second Edition: 'Shakespearean Tragedy' by Stephen Greenblatt, 'Shakespearean Comedy' by Katharine Eisaman Maus, 'Shakespearean History' by Jean E. Howard, and 'Shakespearean Romance' by Walter Cohen. Like its parent volume, this concise edition gives students the vibrant introductions, readable single-column format, helpful glosses and notes, and extensive reference materials-maps, a timeline, annotated bibliographies and film lists, documents-that have made The Norton Shakespeare, Second Edition the best-selling classroom edition worldwide.

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The Norton Shakespeare: Essential Plays, the Sonnets | William Shakespeare, Stephen Greenblatt, Andrew Gurr, Walter Cohen, Jean Howard, Katharine Eisaman Maus

Update: Shakespeare's a no-go, too. I guess Inara doesn't want me to do ANY homework today. Anyone else find it hard to read with cats? #NotMyCat #CatsOfLitsy

Sanasai Not only is it hard with traditional books, it's worse on my tablet! That little paw stretches out, and with a touch of even a single toe bean, I am no longer on the same page, maybe not even in the book at all! LOL. 🐯📖 7y

utterKATEness @Sanasai I didn't even think of that! I can't even imagine the frustration. I love having furry friends around but sometimes they're just very difficult to read with. 7y

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