>American Shakespeare Center: Much Ado About Nothing

>Once again, the American Shakespeare Center’s resident troupe turns in terrific performances, this time in a rollicking production of Much Ado about Nothing. A…

>"Savage Source" in Ashé Journal

>My story “Savage Source” is in the new issue of Ashé Journal.

>And the winner is . . .

>Visitor number 100,000 stopped by this evening at 10:51pm from Lakeland, Florida. There’s no prize but my deepest gratitude.

>CliffordGarstang.com

> As if this blog weren’t enough of a web presence for me . . . Please visit my new website, CliffordGarstang.com to learn…

>New Issue: The Short Review

>There is a new issue of The Short Review, which includes a review of Mary Akers‘s Women Up on Blocks and an interview with…

>American Shakespeare Center: Merry Wives of Windsor

>The Merry Wives of Windsor is one of the easiest of Shakespeare’s comedies to understand. There’s deception, of course, and one character dons a…

>New Pages

>I’ve often referred to NewPages.com on this blog because it is exceedingly useful to writers and readers. But I’ve just been browsing there and…

>New Blu

>Issue #2 of Blu Magazine, the Shenandoah Valley’s Free Monthly, is popping up around the area. It looks great, and I’m not just saying…

>Newsweek’s Meta-list: The Top 100 Books

>Lots of talk in literary circles this week about the current Newsweek issue. Here’s one part of it: Newsweek’s Top 100 Books. How many…