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This is a website that assists students with any homework assignment that relates to Shakespeare or its works. In no way does the site give the answers to the students. It is merely designed to provide clarification, support and to help them learn more about this great playwright.

This is the link to a literary magazine dedicated to keeping the playwright's legacy alive. It contains articles on Shakespeare productions, films, books, and all other news that deal directly with him and his work.

An useful database containing all of Shakespeare's works. The site is very easy to use. The works are organized by genre, and are in alphabetical order. It also contains a dictionary of Shakespeare's vocabulary and cites all the plays in which each word has been used.

This is a timeline of Shakespeare's most important years with references to both his work and his personal life. It's great for studying the genealogy of the dramatist.

This site is supported by The University of Victoria and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, and provides accurate information on the dramatist's life, works, and performances. It also has a page open for discussion, and links to related resources.

This site allows users to use the majority of Shakespeare's plays for free.

An interactive site that allows you to pick one of Shakespeare's works off a virtual bookshelf and read it.

This is site is useful for those of you, who want to ask questions on Shakespeare.

A site in the making, explores nineteenth-century paintings, criticism and productions of Shakespeare's plays and their influences on one another.

This site contain spoofs and parodies of Shakespeare's serious work. Truly a fun and entertaining site to visit.

This site has the most common and remembered quotes of some of William Shakespeare's playwright work.

This site provides information on everything Shakespeare that is going on in the United States. For example, it provides information on Shakespeare performances in the U.S. and Shakespeare's role in American history.

This site provides criticism of al of Shakespeare's works, form a variety of critics.

A site supported by Oxford University, which provides a forum, virtual classroom, and much more for people to discuss a variety of Shakespearan topics.

This site provides a critical essay on how Shakespeare uses sexuality in his works.