Shakespeare Electronic Conference, Vol. 3, No. 215. Wednesday, 9 September 1992.
 
From: 		Michael Friedman <
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Date: 		Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1992, 14:09:36 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: 3.0213  Response to Cheap Advice
Comment: 	RE: SHK 3.0213  Response to Cheap Advice
 
Dear Hardy,
 
I have some information here that might be of interest to some members of the
network.  Anne Marie Drew of the Naval Academy is editing a collection of
essays on the Shakespeare-Beckett connection.  Fairleigh Dickinson Press is
interested, but they have told her that she needs more essays on from a
performance-oriented point of view.   She writes,
 
"I am interested in essays that address ANY performance connections between
Shakespeare and Beckett.  An essay could discuss recent Shakespearean produc-
tions that have been informed by Beckett.  Or a director might write about his
or her own experience directing both Shakespeare and Beckett.  The
possibilities are wide-ranging.  The reader at Fairleigh Dickinson simply wants
`several essays on performance.'"
 
Normally, I would leap at the chance to publish on Shakespeare in performance,
but I'm just not a Beckett man and had to decline, but I did tell her I would
try to get the word out over SHAKSPER.  Her mailing address is:
 
Anne Marie Drew
Dept of English
United States Naval
Academy Annapolis, MD 21402
(401) 267-3481
 
She also thinks her e-mail address is drew@norfolk, but she doesn't seem to be
absolutely sure, so I would suggest following up an e-mail message with a
letter if possible.
 
							Michael Friedman
							Friedman@Scranton