-Folger Shakespeare Library

Illustration at top:

"Tattoo'd Will"

He taonga pounamu to Toawiriwiri

"Shakespeare wore a bone carving"

Courtesty of the artist Cushla Kararaina Parekowhai

Scholarly Resources

Research Library - Hamnet Online Catalog - Hours And Closings - Become a Reader - Request an Image - Ask a Librarian	The Collection Our world-renowned collection supports the study of Britain and Europe in the early modern era, and of Shakespeare and the theater to the present day. Learn more
Research Fellowships To encourage collection access and to promote scholarly dialogue, the Folger offers Long-term and Short-term residential fellowships. Learn more	Programs for Faculty and Graduate Students The Folger Institute offers seminars, weekend programs, skills courses, and major conferences. Learn more
Publications - Folger Editions - Shakespeare Quarterly - Exhibition Catalogs - Consort Recordings	Exhibitions Changing exhibitions and prize-winning catalogs showcase the Folger collection. Learn more

New Publications

The Fellowships Program is delighted to announce the publication of two new monographs by Long-term Fellows.

Professor Carole Levin (History, University of Nebraska, Lincoln) has published Dreaming the English Renaissance: Politics and Desire in Court and Culture (Palgrave Macmillan, 2008).

Professor Meredith Skura (English, Rice University) has published Tudor Autobiography: Listening for Inwardness (University of Chicago Press, 2008).

Nota Bene

Congratulations to Sarah Werner, director of the Undergraduate Program, whose Wynken de Worde wins this year's Cliopatria Award for Best New Blog from the History News Network. Read Wynken de Worde

New Acquisitions

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Calendar

Acquisitions Night
See our newest additions to the collection, perhaps adopt one (or two or three), enjoy dinner and a special conservation display—all in support of our acquisitions fund.

March 18
7pm

Tickets: $100

In The Shop

Letterwriting in Renaissance England

Folger Editions, Paperback

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