A little while ago I was invited to contribute to a text by Salem Press called Critical Survey of Shakespeare’s Sonnets.
My own part was comparatively minor—simply to write an introduction of 6000 words, or the equivalent of a 20-page term paper, plus an annotated bibliography of web resources for students and educators—but I confess I felt like I really did have to work for my money on this one. It was fun, though, and it was exciting to have the opportunity to publish on a big name like Shakespeare.
I sent everything to my editor this morning, over a week under the deadline—because that’s the kind of sweetheart I am—and now I can hang loose until the book comes out in May.
Rafeeq
My own part was comparatively minor—simply to write an introduction of 6000 words, or the equivalent of a 20-page term paper, plus an annotated bibliography of web resources for students and educators—but I confess I felt like I really did have to work for my money on this one. It was fun, though, and it was exciting to have the opportunity to publish on a big name like Shakespeare.
I sent everything to my editor this morning, over a week under the deadline—because that’s the kind of sweetheart I am—and now I can hang loose until the book comes out in May.
Rafeeq
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