The Greatest Obstacle To Pleasure Is Not

The Shakespeare That Shakespeare Became Is The Name That's Attached To These Astonishing Objects That He Left Behind.

What I Wanted To Do Was To Get That Sense Of Being In Touch With This Lost World While Holding Onto What Draws Readers And Audiences There In The First Place.

[people In 1600s] Didn't Have Many Books. They Would Have Been Staggered By The Personal Libraries We Have Today, Because Books Back Then Were Incredibly Expensive.

Poems Are Difficult To Silence.

I Was In Venice Teaching, So I Reread Henry James's "the Wings Of The Dove." I Love James.