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"Sweet are the uses of adversity
Which like the toad, ugly and venomous,
Wears yet a precious jewel in his head;
And this our life, exempt from public haunt,
Finds tongues in trees, books in the running brooks,
Sermons in stones, and good in every thing."


. . . Duke Senior - AS YOU LIKE IT Act II, scene i, line 2

Shakespeare's Forest is an Amazon.com associate.  Amazon.com is the  biggest bookstore on the web.  They provide secure ordering, customer service and they process and ship your order.   You are invited to wander through the Forest at will, enjoying the many leaves and trails.  Should you choose to order a featured selection, you can connect directly to Amazon.com by clicking on the hyperlink.  The hyperlinks are usually an image to the left of the description or highlighted, underlined words.

Shakespeare's Forest is organized by the sections listed below.  You will find that "up" on any page will lead you to the "Chapter" heading or parent page.  I've tried to use helpful links and I am working on an ordering directory.   The parent pages have the leaves and the child pages have the squares in the index below.

Prospero's Page
Dispatch Prospero's sprites to either:
Page me on my ICQ.
E-mail me.
BBC Videos
This page is the complete list (yes -- all 37 plays) done by the BBC.  They are exquisite but expensive.
Includes a moderately priced book about the series.
The Plays
Lists and essays on the plays available on video. 
To be recommended by the movie-sprite in Shakespeare's Forest, a video must:
entertain as well as inform. 
be accessible to the non-scholar
have good production value
be interesting to the scholar as well.
The Plays essays link to the Artists, which contain ordering information.
The Artists
Lists of individual artists who have put Shakespeare on the screen with style and with an affection for the source.
Links to Amazon.com (Books, Music and More) for secure ordering and outstanding customer service.
Serious Collectors
Rare and wonderful expensive stuff.
Signet Editions
Signet Classic Editions of the plays -- highly recommended.
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Books that are helpful in introducing Shakespeare to the younger or less experienced audience.
Fun and Games
Delightful books that will increase your knowledge while you're having fun.
Desk References
Helpful tools for all serious readers.
For Scholars
Secondary sources for improving your understanding of Shakespeare and all literature.
Searching
Search Shakespeare's Forest.
Search Amazon.com for books, music and videos.
Building a Web Site
Tools you can use to build your own site.
Random Quote Generator
For your pleasure from the sprites in Shakespeare's Forest.
Credits
An homage to the masters and mistresses who have contributed to the construct of this web.
Links
Wondrous sites to delight your eyes and ears.
Places that may tickle your brain.
Unofficial Chicago Shakespeare
Visit the Unofficial site of the soon-to-be Chicago Shakespeare.
Read information about the new theater going up at Chicago's Navy Pier.
Check the 1998-1999 season.
Check for announcements on the 1999-2000 season.

Navigation Notes:

At the top of each page, you can select the "parent" page by going Up.  Example:   In Artists, on the Branagh page, going up will lead you back to the Artists page.  If you choose "next" at the bottom of the page, you will go to the next artist.

To get Home from any page, choose Shakespeare at the page bottom.

To navigate in large pages, there is a table at the top of the page that lets you choose bookmarked sections of that page.

You will find the search sprites and the info sprites scattered throughout the Forest.   They will take you to the Search Page or Prospero's Page.

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Take me home!Last updated 29 November, 1998