I love the madness and conspiracy in it.

"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy."

aaauugghh reading this book in my english class.

Really enjoyed the very short play by Tom Stoppard "Rosencrantz & Gildenstern are dead...don't think I spelled that rt...but the movie was really very good too:)

Saw one modern rendition this week but want to re-read book now!

Hamlet is my little escape from reality today.

On to Act III. I'm actually surprised at how much I'm enjoying this.

Reading Act II while watching baseball. You know, like people do.

Trying my hand at reading Shakespeare for fun. Never thought this day would happen.

I'm the Queen! Lol I love reading these plays at work!

Plain old Shakespeare for my lit class.... three themes found in Hamlet will occur through a weird process of grouping people at the beach and feeding off on their drunken feedback

Reading acts 1 and 2 before 9am tomorrow :P

As I've gotten older I've gone back and read some of the Shakespeare plays I read when I was in my preteen years. I feel so smart now that I can finally read them without watching them first and... more

As I've gotten older I've gone back and read some of the Shakespeare plays I read when I was in my preteen years. I feel so smart now that I can finally read them without watching them first and understand them.

"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy..." Reading the GREATEST of Shakespeare's plays. Who doesn't love family betrayal, death, grief, suicide... more

"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy..." Reading the GREATEST of Shakespeare's plays. Who doesn't love family betrayal, death, grief, suicide, vengeance, anger, hate, guilt, love, apparitions, the agony of decisions, and contemplation of the mystery of life and death, all before 9:00 a.m.?

Reading it in manga form.

One more act and I'll be done with it! Awesome play :)

The greatest of the Shakespeare's. Life, death, grief, vengeance, anger, hate, love, passion, suicide, betrayal, incest, guilt... it's all in there!

Love this Play! Watching the (1996) version of the movie in my Honors English class :)

Got to finish this before tomorrow night.

enough with the rap music time to get serious and read *__*

enough with the rap music time to get serious and read this *__*

going to finish this OWC textual intro…one day…

still ploughing through textual intro of Oxford ed

Finishing up act 4. Along with "Macbeth," Hamlet is one of my favorite Shakespearean plays.

"The rest is silence."

Re-reading this for school. 6th time to read it!!!

Saw the SEMO production. I honestly didn't remember the play being so full of overwrought manpain and abuse of women. Selective memory, I guess.

And this is how my Hamlet-ey Sunday started!

This time it's for a grade...

Act 4: DONE. Claudius better die soon or I'm gonna be mad.