
NPR has posted a
review of Anne Fortier's novel
Juliet, a modern, completely re-imagined take on Shakespeare's
Romeo and Juliet. I'm not sure I'll read this—the cover is totally boring, and I am more than a little concerned by Fortier's comments about not wanting to be "weighed down" by doing too much research—but I am
sincerely hopeful that this book will inspire a new craze for re-working Shakespeare, allowing poor, much-abused Jane Austen to rest in peace.
Labels: New Releases, Retellings, William Shakespeare
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