Oberon Shakespeare Study Group

A prayer for faithful Oberoners: One day I saw upon the shelf A playwright who was not himself. He was not himself again today, Oh, how I wish he would go away. George Hunter  Retired Social Worker  Wayne State University, Detroit Thank you Hughes Mearns (Antigonish)

Oberon Shakesp... By edited by Linda T... Book Preview An eBook version of the Oberon Shakespeare Study Group Yearbook 2012 is available FREE from Blurb at  http://www.blurb.com/b/4020042-oberon-shakespeare-study-group-yearbook-2012 . Print editions of the book are also available at publication price. The yearbook features all posts to the Oberon weblog published during 2012. Editions of previous yearbooks are also available at Blurb. Links to previous editions are listed in the sidebar of this blog. To access books, click on the book image in the illustration.

Happy New Year!  Our first meeting of 2013 is coming up fast. We will be meeting this coming Monday, January 28, at 6:45 PM at the Bloomfield Township Library (1099 Lone Pine Road) The Library is located on the northeast corner of Lone Pine Rd and Telegraph Rd although the entrance to the parking lot is off of a side road (Timberlake Rd). To get there, go east on Lone Pine Rd from Telegraph and then  turn right at the first street you come to (it's actually pretty obvious where to turn because you will see the library there). Although I'm not positive about it, I believe that our meeting room will be down the stairs you come to when you enter the library. Among the usual exchange of information and updates on upcoming events we will be hearing from Tom Townsend, our Chair, on the topic of Shakespeare's amount of "learning" and comparison of his "signatures" with other contemporary signatures. It is a fascinating topic with obvious impor...