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Introduction to ExitPursuedByBear


Who Am I?

I am Meg. A twenty-one year old student, recent English Literature and Creative Writing BA graduate, who is preparing to start an MA in Early Modern Literature. My time is spent reading, studying, watching theatre adaptations, writing and sleeping. A little more about me is that my favourite book is Doctor Thorne by Antony Trollope. My favourite film is The Princess Bride. Doctor Who is my favourite TV series, with Sherlock and Leverage vying for second place. Exit The King, The Tempest, and Henry VIII make up my favourite plays. Ivor Gurney my favourite poet and Evelyn de Morgan my favourite artist. Oh and I'm A-Spec.

What Will I Write About?

This blog will be made up of posts about theatre productions, literature reviews, character analysis, Shakespeare adaptations, with a few artwork analysis thrown in for fun.

Why I Adore Shakespeare?

When I was nine I went to see A Midsummer Night’s Dream with my family. It was the first time I’d ever seen Shakespeare, and from that moment forwards a deep love of Shakespeare began. His plays became a fixture in my life and for that I am forever grateful. Their funny, devastating, romantic, and terrifying in equal measures. When I don’t understand the world, I understand Shakespeare. That’s why I love him. He was the first thing that didn’t make me feel alone. A calming constant in my life.

All’s Well That Ends Well.

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