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Lecture on Shakespeare’s Sonnets

January 10, 2021 By Ben McEvoy

I’ve just put out a free 75-minute lecture on Shakespeare’s sonnets, available with topic timestamps here:

Thank you to everyone who has emailed me to recommend tons of great sonnet-related resources. I have so much to read now! Indeed, the journey never ends.

And thank you to those who recommended poets for us to explore in the upcoming ‘How to Read Great Poetry’ lecture series.

The Shakespeare Sonnets lecture is just one of many lectures that run through the history of poetry.

You can check out the curriculum for the lecture series here.

And the early enrolment sign-up list is here:

How to Read Great Poetry Early Enrolment Sign-Up

Thank you for watching and reading along, and have a wonderful day!

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