Brush Up Your Shakespeare!

Brush Up Your Shakespeare! by Michael Macrone, published by Pavilion in 1993, is a 235-page exploration of the works of William Shakespeare. This edition invites readers to delve into the lesser-known aspects of Shakespeare’s plays, highlighting intriguing phrases and concepts that have permeated everyday language. The book aims to enhance the reader’s understanding of Shakespearean references that often go unnoticed.
In this engaging literary criticism, Macrone presents a unique perspective on Shakespeare’s influence, revealing how characters like Othello and Mercutio have contributed to common expressions and idioms. Readers will find a thoughtful examination of the language and themes within Shakespeare’s works, making connections to contemporary usage. This edition serves as a resource for those interested in deepening their appreciation of Shakespeare’s impact on literature and language.
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Most people can quote from the works of William Shakespeare whether they know it or not, but how many people know that it was Othello who first assumed a foregone conclusion, or Mercutio who went off on the first wild-goose chase?
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