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Mrs. Shakespeare Living in London?
For centuries, popular narratives have painted William Shakespeare as a man who left his wife Anne Hathaway behind in Stratford while he built his legacy in London. But what if that long-standing image is incomplete? A recently analyzed 17th-century letter...
Why the Tudors Loved Capons (and Avoided Roosters)
“He that eats my capon, shall know me better.” — All’s Well That Ends Well (Act II, Scene 2) Roasted to perfection and served at noble feasts, the capon—a castrated rooster prized for its tenderness and rich flavor—was one of the most luxurious...
Shakespeare & Fletcher: Neighbors in 1596 London
When we think of Shakespeare collaborating with another writer, the name John Fletcher quickly comes to mind. Together they penned Two Noble Kinsmen, All is True (also known as Henry VIII), and the now-lost play Cardenio. But what do we actually know about the working...



