#thomasnashe
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New post: updated edition of Saffron Walden Annotated, at Amazon. (Tom Nashe’s text, my annotations.) No huge changes but if you hate typos there are way fewer of them now. Links in the post. Saffron Walden Annotated: Second Edition https:/
Shakespeare’s famous “upstart crow” insult may have come from collaborator Thomas Nashe, new research reveals A team of literary scholars has reignited controversy surrounding one of English literature’s most renowned insults—”upstart crow”
The followup to my broadside, as promised. New blog post: Proof of (Nashe's) Life The scholars arrive, followed by the Archbishop of Canterbury. https://edevere17.com/2025/07/03/proof-of-nashes-life/ #ShakeSpearesblog #ThomasNashe #NotaPseu
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