- The Shakespeare Post. A comprehensive site covering news and stories about the bard. Particularly good is a podcast interviewing Jo Lyon, the archaelogist working on the Theatre in London. Via Serendipities.
- Wynken de Worde. New blog from Sarah Werner of the Folger Shakespeare Institute. A must if you are interested in the history of books. Via Early Modern Notes.
- DNB podcasts. I hadn’t realised that the Dictionary of National Biography site offered free podcasts. The latest is on Robert Dover, impresario of the Cotswold Olimpicks.
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