Happy new year, everyone!

Since we're in January, we'll kicking off the new year with "Twelfth Night", one of the comedies by William Shakespeare.

How can anyone de-tangle complicated love triangles, especially when one person in the triangle can't even be who they really are? Why do certain characters make me think of 80's love declarations? And who knew that eating way too much meat can mess with your memory? Spoilers abound!

Got book recommendations for me? Email me at theeclecticbookreader@gmail.com!

"Carpe Diem" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Grab The Folger Shakespeare Library Twelfth Night or the Shakespeare Made Easy Twelfth Night for Shakespeare's language in today's "translation".

SourcesGreat Britain. Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts. (18701999). Report of the Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts. London: [H.M.S.O.].

Twelfth Night -- The Collation Blog

Twelfth Night, or What You Will--Master of the Ceremonies Blog

The Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre: Elizabethan Women

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