Cassius, is that an ides of March in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?

Why wasn’t I taught this in high school?

I may come to enjoy Shakespeare. Finally, a book about what we all think about constantly, namely sex. At least most guys do, Lexi Revellian on her blog differs a bit with this in Men and women, sex and writing…

… men appear entranced by the mechanics … while women’s interest is more romantic and diffuse. Women will go for quality … conversation and emotion are an important part of the picture.

Nevertheless, “Filthy Shakespeare: Shakespeare’s Most Outrageous Sexual Puns,” is written by a bona fide British Shakespeare expert, Pauline Kiernan.

According to the NY Times Paper Cuts blog.

[The book is] handily arranged by body part and sexual proclivity, with an appendix featuring an impressive variety of “pun words” for male and female genitalia…

Culture seems more accessible now.

Published by Norm Benson

My name is Norm Benson and my Lowdermilk manuscript is out for beta review. This is the story of Walter and Inez Lowdermilk, an American couple who came to see soil erosion as a threat to civilization. Their pursuit of land conservation carried them from China and the Dust Bowl to Palestine, where their ideas about reclaiming the land helped build the case for the creation of Israel.

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