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Marlowe and the popular tradition: innovation in the English drama before 1595
- Lunney, Ruth
Christopher Marlowe: poet and spy (book review)
Marlowe's Edward II and the early playhouse audiences
Shakespeare's Marlowe: the influence of Christopher Marlowe on Shakespeare's artistry (book review)
Word vs image: cognitive hunger in Shakespeare's England (book review)
Speaking to the audience: direct address in the plays of Marlowe and his contemporaries
Introduction.
John Lyly
Recent studies in John Lyly (1990-2010)
'The teares of ten thousand spectators': Shakespeare's experiments with emotion from Talbot to Richard II
Dido, Queen of Carthage
A glossary which evaluates a set of verbal evidence proposed in support of Thomas Nashe’s co-authorship of the late sixteenth-century play, Dido, Queen of Carthage
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