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RE: SHAKESPEARE IS A WOMAN: THE Legend of the Fritton Gold
I'm stunned! You frigging write so flawlessly.
Well, about the post, I can't really say. Shakespeare as an entity has been caught in almost an endless sum of controversies. His/her existence, gender and ingenuity have been thrown into a quagmire of doubts and debates, so, what say does a barely stale student of English like me have?
And yeah, I really have to laud your writing brilliancy again. Keep it flying!
I am stunned too, dude. I mean, I keep going back and forth your comment wondering if you were talking to me or someone else. To think that I write so frigging well, it is quite a blast of an encouragement. Thanks for the comment @hillarie. It couldn't have come at a more opportune time.
And please, don't say you are a stale student of English. Shakespeare lived as far back in the 1540s and till date, he is more regarded as an English guru than all the English professors in Nigeria put together. So, you very well might have travelled long shores away from the four walls of an English class, but you might be the very Robinson Crusoe of our time.
Would love to hear more from you.
'Right. Thanks