is an independent editor, writer, and content developer. She works on a variety of projects for the Folger and was the editor for Infinite Variety: Exploring the Folger Shakespeare Library.
Among the many treasures of the Folger is a lavish "Cosway binding" that includes five unique miniatures by a 20th-century British artist, "Miss C. B. Currie," based on the images from the book itself. One of the oddest to modern eyes is the all-white bust from Stratford.
Shakespeare Unlimited: Hearing the voices of discovery
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Esther Ferington
In our Shakespeare Unlimited podcast, now celebrating its 100th episode, you can hear so many surprising and often first-person stories by scholars, musicians, authors, actors, and others on all manner of Shakespearean topics.
Shining a light on the other playwrights of Shakespeare's day
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Esther Ferington
A Digital Anthology of Early Modern English Drama (EMED, for short) is a large, searchable digital resource on the hundreds of commercial plays by the other authors of Shakespeare's time—including dozens of newly edited play texts.
Studying early modern women—in Shakespeare's plays and in his time
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By Esther Ferington The roles of early modern women in Shakespeare’s time—both the fictional characters in his plays and the real-life women of his era—have been central to many projects created by Georgianna Ziegler, Louis B. Thalheimer Associate Librarian and…
