This is amazing! I'm a former college English/Latin professor, and while the Renaissance was not my period (I'm a Classicist), I can't wait to revisit Shakespeare! Let's do Kit Marlowe or Wilde next year. :p My reading journal this year is Skyrim themed, but it'll still work.
I am planning to join you for this reading challenge. I thought after seeing the reading journal set up I was going to add it in my reading journal now this video has me thinking about this differently. Thanks for sharing this idea for the multi year setup! Now, what journal shall I choose… 😀
I'm definitely joining this! I've been meaning to read the histories in particular for ages, this might just give me the motivation to finally do it! And I'd love to reread some of my favourites. Also, now I want a Shakespeare journal, I used "Yorick" this year as my regular journal, did a Shakespeare set up for the start of year pages! And I love the Doctor Who reference!
I love how you explained the Whovian tie-in at the end as if we wouldn't clock you when you said "timey whimey" in the middle 😂
I am so excited about this!!!
This is amazing! I'm a former college English/Latin professor, and while the Renaissance was not my period (I'm a Classicist), I can't wait to revisit Shakespeare! Let's do Kit Marlowe or Wilde next year. :p My reading journal this year is Skyrim themed, but it'll still work.
I am planning to join you for this reading challenge. I thought after seeing the reading journal set up I was going to add it in my reading journal now this video has me thinking about this differently. Thanks for sharing this idea for the multi year setup!
Now, what journal shall I choose… 😀
I'm definitely joining this! I've been meaning to read the histories in particular for ages, this might just give me the motivation to finally do it! And I'd love to reread some of my favourites. Also, now I want a Shakespeare journal, I used "Yorick" this year as my regular journal, did a Shakespeare set up for the start of year pages! And I love the Doctor Who reference!
We few! We happy few! We band of readers!
Yay! Welcome! I love that you used Yorick as well. Great minds!
So I’ve already read the first sify story and now you have me excited about Shakespeare. What have you done to me!?
Oh!! Was it good?!
@ it was, it brought out a lot of different emotions regarding relationships.