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This guest post comes from Dr Eoin Price, who recently gained his PhD from The Shakespeare Institute, where he currently works. He is preparing a book about the meaning of the terms ‘public’ and ‘private’ in Renaissance theatrical discourse and has work forthcoming in Literature Compass and The Map of Early Modern London [http://mapoflondon.uvic.ca/]. His reviews of … Read more
This post is the third in our series of guest-authored posts written by scholars who have been awarded funding for their research by the Society. This post was written by Emma Whipday, a PhD candidate at University College, London. Performing ‘The Tragedy of Thomas Merry’ I was awarded a 2014 Malone Society Bursary to stage … Read more
We are delighted to announce that registration for the Malone Society’s symposium and staged reading of The Fair Maid of the Exchange is now open! See the poster below for full details and how to register. We look forward to seeing you there!
It is our pleasure to announce that with the support of the Malone Society, there will be a staged play reading and afternoon Symposium in the Flora Anderson Hall, Somerville College on 17th May 2014. The performance will take place in the morning, followed by an academic discussion in the afternoon. The play will be … Read more
We are very pleased to announce that the recipient of the John Edward Kerry Prize for 2013 is John Kuhn. John will get a year’s free membership to the Society as well as thirty books from our back catalogue. To learn more about the award and find out how to apply for the 2014 competition, … Read more
You’re never alone with a Malone Our Publications Catalogue is revised and up-to-date, so you can see which volumes are in stock and available to order. The Catalogue also now lists the contents of all the Collections Volumes. You can download the catalogue on the Publications page. We welcome applicants for Fellowships and Research Grants … Read more
Good news members! The Emperor’s Favourite and The Trial of Treasure are now available directly from the Society at the member rate of £15.00, reduced from MUP’s £45.00. Click here to order your copy today.