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William Shakespeare Resources

The following is our list of recommended William Shakespeare Resources. All listed websites are offsite links.

	William Shakespeare - Wikipedia Encyclopedia entry about William Shakespeare, the English poet and playwright, covering his life and times, canonical works, the debate over his identity, and words he coined.
	The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Complete works of William Shakespeare online, offering easy access to the full text of all of the bard's plays and poetry. From MIT.
	Shakespeare Online Information on the life and works of William Shakespeare, the English Renaissance poet and playwright, including a glossary, overview of major critics, analysis, and essays.
	Electronic Literature Foundation: The Plays of Shakespeare William Shakespeare's collected plays online, with a search engine, concordance, and notable quotes from each one. Also includes a character guide, glossary, and Shakespeare chronology.
	Mr. William Shakespeare and the Internet Annotated guide to scholarly Shakespeare resources available online, including a Shakespeare timeline, genealogy, biography, a chart of canonical works, Rowe's 1709 biography of the Bard, and Lamb's Tales From Shakespeare.
	William Shakespeare Quotes - Quotations Page Browse an extensive collection of William Shakespeare quotes.
	Folger Shakespeare Library Independent research library housing a large collection of Shakespeare's printed works.
	In Search of Shakespeare - PBS Four-part series exploring the life of William Shakespeare, the poet and playwright who became known simply as the Bard. Includes episode guide, John Fribbling's slightly mad Shakespeare dossier, and the Playwright Game.
	William Shakespeare - CliffsNotes Find CliffsNotes study guides for works by William Shakespeare, including sonnets and selected plays.
	eNotes: Shakespeare Study guides and resources for students of William Shakespeare, including an A to Z encyclopedia, information on Shakespeare's England, translations of difficult text, and critical essays.