was bonking the local baker. Anyway, we thought the material was fascinating, and we hope you do too. (4/4)

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It’s about Alice Mustian, who in 1612 built an entire temporary theatre, recruited actors, and wrote a play for them, all about her neighbour who (2/4)

In his TV series on Shakespeare Michael Wood says to camera sthg like, “Hamlet was an immediate sensational hit - all the men in the audience left wanting to be Hamlet, and all the women wanting to sleep with Hamlet”. Made me think of that…

This sounds really interesting!

You could reasonably ask him if he felt up for sharing his draft commentary. What are you doing with it?

Interesting! I was really surprised looking at it again for this project - not quite what you’d expect given what he writes later. Colin Burrow is doing it for the edition which is still a couple of years off publication (1/2)

And you too! I saw your feed at once and thought, “oh, great, this is where all the thoughtful people are”.

Thank you for the code! And - gosh - this place seems more civilized...