British Drama 1533-1642: A Catalogue: Volume II: 1567-89
Another remarkable project... With its wide scope and meticulous attention to detail, it will be an essential reference work. Brian Vickers, The Times Literary Supplement outstanding, well-structured, well-researched, and carefully written. As a resource for, among others, bibliographers, editors, and book and cultural historians of early modern plays, the Catalogue, when complete, is likely to be the first point of reference for many, many years to come. N. C. Aldred, The Library [Wiggins] deserves credit for a breathtaking achievement ... Because it includes everything with a possible dramatic element tilts, dialogues, masques, royal entries and royal welcomes the Catalogue greatly expands the picture of dramatic activity given in the Annals, emphasizing its collaborative nature ... ideal for browsing and is full of fascinating details Lois Potter, Times Literary Supplement We follow the records around the British Isles and onto the Continent and we read with a sense of wonder this continuing piece of landmark scholarship. Gwilym Jones, Around the Globe I learned something every time I opened this book. Indeed, it is hard to imagine a reader who would not ... throughout there are fascinating, illustrative details ... This is a deeply impressive work and will be a standard reference point for decades to come. Gwilym Jones, Around the Globe The Cataolgue is therefore bound to have a significant impact both on teaching and research in the fields of Shakespeare and early modern drama ... [it] will prove immensely useful to scholars and students alike. Sonia Massai, Shakespeare Survey