Table of Contents

1. Shakespeare's narremes Helmut Bonheim; 2. Stepping out of narrative line: a bit of word, and horse play in Venus and Adonis Margaret Tudeau-Clayton; 3. A 'consummation devoutly to be wished': the erotics of narration in Venus and Adonis Peter J. Smith; 4. Echoes inhabit a garden: the narratives of Romeo and Juliet Jill Levenson; 5. A Midsummer Night's Dream: comedy as Apotrope of myth A. D. Nuttall; 6. Plutarch, insurrection, and dearth in Coriolanus David George; 7. Shakespeare, crossing the Rubicon Cynthia Marshall; 8. Vernacular criticism and the scenes Shakespeare never wrote Michael D. Bristol; 9. The shadow of Lear's 'Houseless' in Dickens Adrian Poole; 10. Shakespearian margins in George Eliot's 'working-day world' John Lyon; 11. In her father's library: Margaret Fuller and the making of the American Miranda Phyllis McBride; 12. The magician in love Julia Griffin; 13. Narrative approaches to Shakespeare: active storytelling in schools Rex Gibson; 14. Monsters, magicians, movies: The Tempest and the final frontier Ruth Morse; 15. Shakespeare's self-repetitions and King John E. A. J. Honigmann; 16. Inside Othello Barbara Everett; 17. The view of London from the North and the playhouses in Holywell Herbert Berry; 18. Measured endings: how productions from 1720–1929 close Shakespeare's open silences in Measure for Measure Edward L. Rocklin; 19. Shakespearian Utopias Robert Shaughnessy; 20. Shakespeare performances in England, 1999 Robert Smallwood; 21. Professional Shakespeare productions in the British Isles, January - December 1998 Niky Rathbone; 22. The year's contributions to Shakespeare studies: 1. Critical studies reviewed by Edward Pechter; 2. Shakespeare's life, times, and stage reviewed by Alison Findlay; 3. Editions and textual studies reviewed by Eric Rasmussen; Books Received; Index.

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