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Merrill Hatlen deposited A Writer’s Resolution in the group
Shakespeare on Humanities Commons 1 year, 12 months agoA tongue-in-cheek reflection of a debut novelist on the social peril of getting published.
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A tongue-in-cheek reflection of a debut novelist on the social peril of getting published.
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Merrill Hatlen uploaded the file: Shakespeare's Play Settings – Missing Maps to
Shakespeare on Humanities Commons 2 years agoSeveral readers have suggested that a map would have been helpful in following the action in The Bard & The Barman, so I’m belatedly posting maps of Shakespeare’s play settings. Not only do these detailed illustrations by Andras Bereznay make it easier to follow the Bard’s footsteps, but they suggest that he wasn’t just an armchair travele…[Read more]
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Merrill Hatlen uploaded the file: Book Detour to Hell & Paperback to
Shakespeare on Humanities Commons 2 years, 1 month agoDraft of a spoof on book tours, based on my novel, “The Bard & The Barman: An Account of Shakespeare’s Lost Years.” I’m seeking beta readers for Part 1. Thanks!
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Merrill Hatlen deposited Love’s Labour’s Found in the group
Shakespeare on Humanities Commons 2 years, 9 months agoWhile working on my recent novel, “The Bard & The Barman: An Account of Shakespeare’s Lost Years,” I endeavored to write a sequel to Shakespeare’s “Love’s Labour’s Lost” which left the characters frozen in time. No one is going to confuse my work with the Bard’s, but I welcome any feedback on this play, written in contemporary lingo, rather than…[Read more]
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Merrill Hatlen deposited Love’s Labour’s Found in the group
Shakespeare on Humanities Commons 2 years, 9 months agoWhile working on my recent novel, “The Bard & The Barman: An Account of Shakespeare’s Lost Years,” I endeavored to write a sequel to Shakespeare’s “Love’s Labour’s Lost” which left the characters frozen in time. No one is going to confuse my work with the Bard’s, but I welcome any feedback on this play, written in contemporary lingo, rather than…[Read more]
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Merrill Hatlen's profile was updated on Humanities Commons 2 years, 9 months ago
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Merrill Hatlen changed their profile picture on Humanities Commons 2 years, 9 months ago
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While working on my recent novel, “The Bard & The Barman: An Account of Shakespeare’s Lost Years,” I endeavored to write a sequel to Shakespeare’s “Love’s Labour’s Lost” which left the characters frozen in time. No one is going to confuse my work with the Bard’s, but I welcome any feedback on this play, written in contemporary lingo, rather than…[Read more]
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Merrill Hatlen started the topic New publication on Shakespeare’s lost years in the discussion
Shakespeare on Humanities Commons 3 years, 5 months agoTHE BARD DIDN’T JUST WRITE DRAMA, HE LIVED IT
The Bard and the Barman sheds new light on William Shakespeare’s “lost years, based on the dubious account of a barman who served as the Bard’s confidant in London. Shakespeare’s formative years in France are recounted, including his friendship with the future king of France, Henri IV, who inspired
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