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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 13.07367  Tuesday, 12 March 2002

From:           Thomas Larque <thomas.larque@shakespearean.org.uk>
Date:           Monday, 11 Mar 2002 10:43:24 -0000
Subject:        Shakespeare Journals

Does anybody know of any reasonably cheap print Journals dealing
principally with Shakespeare, Renaissance Drama or Renaissance
Literature other than "Shakespeare Bulletin", "Shakespeare Quarterly",
"Upstart Crow", "Shakespeare Newsletter", "A Groat's Worth of Wit" and
"Shakespeare Magazine"?  By reasonably cheap I mean anything under about
40 pounds or 60 dollars a year.

Secondly, does anybody know of any journal other than "A Groat's Worth
of Wit" (the Open University Shakespeare Society Journal) - perhaps
including any of the above - that is willing to consider submissions of
essays, articles or reviews from Undergraduates or people without formal
qualifications (presumably, however, subject to the quality of the
writing offered)?

I am already a reviewer for the "Shakespeare Bulletin" and a contributor
to "A Groat's Worth of Wit", but am hoping to find more outlets for my
writing on Shakespeare.

Thomas Larque.
"Shakespeare and His Critics"
http://shakespearean.org.uk

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