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Finally! We’re getting to the masterpieces. If Shakespeare had died before this one, do you think this podcast would exist? No! You wouldn’t even have heard of Shakespeare.   For hundreds of years after release, critics of this play thought it was just too bloody and depraved. Does it still have its power to shock? Join us for a bloody tale of fratricide, seduction, propaganda and some of the best speeches in Shakespeare.   Make sure to subscribe and share this podcast! Comments and questions can be sent to [email protected]   Sources The Oxford Shakespeare: Richard III (Oxford University Press) Shakespeare: The Critical Heritage, edited by Brian Vickers (Routledge)

Some books and series that I didn’t like. It’s not that they were bad, it is just that I personally don’t like them. This is my personal opinion on these books. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/daniellesreadingnook/support