Molly Yarn on female editors of Shakespeare and the Jermyn Street Theatre sonnet project
17 September, 2020
In: Books, Conversations, Identity
Tagged: book history, Gender, Nineteenth century, Twentieth century
Molly Yarn tells us about the long history of women editing Shakespeare in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and about Jermyn Street Theatre’s Superstar Sonnets project.
For more on these ideas, see:
- Jermyn Street Theatre Superstar Sonets
- Molly Yarn Katharine Lee Bates and Women's Editions of Shakespeare for Students
- Emma Smith and Laurie Maguire On Editing
- Gordon McMullan, Lena Cowen Orlin, Virginia Mason Vaughan Women Making Shakespeare
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