Ides of March Part 3: For Brutus Is an Honorable Man (Repeat 3 Times)
For Brutus Is an Honorable Man (Repeat 3 Times) Last week we looked at the response of Mark Antony to Caesar’s assassination, and how his
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Shakespeare and Caesar and Contradiction: “Elements so mix’d.”
Last week, I discussed how Shakespeare used the Ides of March assassination of Julius Caesar to explore human complexity—moving through skepticism and beyond cynicism to
Beware the Ides of March! No, really!
In recognition of the Ides of March, March 15, the death date of Julius Caesar, I’m doing a short series about that fateful day, as
So Is Hamnet Manipulative, or Meaningful… or Both?
So Is Hamnet Manipulative, or Meaningful… or Both? I’m afraid I’ll be ending up with more questions than answers here! But let’s use that film
“Hamnet”: Manipulation… or Just Great Dramatic Structure? Could It Be Both?
“Hamnet,” Chloé Zhao’s 2025 film, dramatizes the emotional conflict that led to Shakespeare writing Hamlet. It’s fictionalized, of course—we know very little about the historical
BVC Announces Poetic Justice by Alicia Rasley
Poetic Justice Lords of the South Coast Book 2 by Alicia Rasley Outlaw John Dryden has always been an enigma, and now he needs an heiress