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A message from our editor, Emily Hockley (ehockley@cambridge.org):
Despite a turbulent year, we’ve enjoyed some wonderful publishing. Highlights include the fantastic Cambridge Companion to Shakespeare and Race, and A User’s Guide to Melancholy, of which Philip Pullman is a fan! If you have yet to enjoy All the Sonnets of Shakespeare (identified by the Guardian as a tried-and-tested lockdown-cheer-bringer), now’s your chance. And do check out Lois Potter’s helpful new Introduction to King Lear. Finally, don’t forget to sign up to our events – David McInnis’ Shakespeare and Lost Plays is hot off the press, and we are delighted to announce our new Shakespeare Survey board members.
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