Tag: It’s good to talk

• “Drawne to the life”: Ghosts, Gold, and Governance in Anthony Munday’s “Chruso-thriambos” (1611)

  

  The following paper was originally presented at the “Making Connections” London Shakespeare Centre Graduate Conference, held at Shakespeare’s Globe, London, February 2018 (the location of the conference is relevant to the content of the paper!). It’s one of the most enjoyable things I’ve written in many years, and I’m proud of what it represents. Enjoy!

  James Alsop

  Sep 4, 2018

  Literature Essays + Analysis, Shakespeare + E-M Drama

  Bob Hoskins, chruso-thriambos, chrysanaleia, Faringdon, Fitz-Alwine, Ghosts, Gold, It’s good to talk, london shakespeare conference, lord mayor’s show, paper, shakespeare’s globe, tracey hill