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This website is designed to be INTERACTIVE. The internet offers us the opportunity to communicate and draw together summaries of Shakespeare scholarship and reviews of innovative Shakespeare productions from all around the world. If you would like submit content to share with this website (i.e. a review a critical essay, film or stage version of one of Shakespeare's works) we welcome your contributions to this website. Please send us a "Shout Out:" Shout Outs (Contact Us).
This website is not designed to provide actual critical essays. There are other excellent websites (such as www.luminarium.org) which provide such content. This website is designed to be more comprehensive, more interactive, and to supplement other Shakespeare resources on the web. Remember, this website is still under construction. It will be continually be revised and added to, so please remember to add us to your favorites, and check back often for new Shakespeare content.
This website hopes to present Shakespeare scholarship from a variety of critical perspectives. Shakespeareismyhomeboy.com hopes to provide a thoughtful and irreverent source for Shakespearean scholarship and discussion.
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about the website creator
Kevin M. Carr is currently pursuing his Ph.D. in English Literature at Florida State University. He received his B.A. in Drama at Ithaca College and his M.A. in English Literature at the University of Massachusetts-Boston. In his spare time, he enjoys acting and directing. He has performed roles in several Shakespeare productions, including The Tempest, Twelfth Night, Henry VI, part i, and The Winter's Tale. He has also performed the title role in Dr. Faustus by Christopher Marlowe.