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From bawdy Shakespearean humor to vocabulary boosters, these five games are designed with the bookish in mind.
Which Shakespearian suicide was more dramatic: Juliet’s dagger or Cleopatra’s asp? Is “Et tu, Brute! Then fall, Caesar!” more effective than Brutus’ own “Caesar, now be still: I kill’d not thee with half so good a will?” The Bard’s most epic deaths square off in this beautifully illustrated card game.
What I learned from veteran writers at a panel on essays.
Forming a poetry group will help you improve your writing, stay accountable, and build a foundation of mutual support.
There’s sadly no shortcut to writing something that stands the test of time and has its own life once it has left your fingertips.
