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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 18.0824  Wednesday, 19 December 2007

From:		Michael Luskin <Luskin@aol.com>
Date:		Monday, 17 Dec 2007 12:37:42 EST
Subject:	Books to Buy

A small private school has been given six hundred dollars to buy books 
on Shakespeare, and by extension, Elizabethan drama. There might be some 
matching money, but not much. They will bear the cost of adding the 
books to the collection; this money is for acquisitions alone.

I have been asked for suggestions. I presume that they have a few 
volumes of Shakespeare, perhaps some Yale or Arden Shakespeares, at any 
rate, enough.  They have an OED, several years old. They want to know 
what would comprise a fairly definitive set of critical books on 
Shakespeare.

No rare books, preferably things that could be found at a good book 
store, easily ordered, probably for certain in print or cheap at 
Alibris, etc.  Paperbacks that could be bound would be excellent. They 
would consider buying used books if in excellent condition.

What would you suggest for a small college's Shakespeare section? What 
are the thirty-five must have books on Shakespeare?


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