For main article, see Sherwood Smith’s blog. Here’s an extract:
Shakespeare took popular plots and forms and made them new. Here we are, centuries later, still reading him, and using his work in all kinds of ways.
What better way to celebrate his achievements than to use the net to link to projects that aren’t easily defined? I also added a component–projects not boosted by the big guns in publishing. Word of mouth is powerful; the links below begin with things I like, or things offered by friends. Some of the other links I am not familiar with, some are not my type of thing, but they might be yours. This is about spreading the word so that projects can find their audience.
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