Who writes all the content on your site? What are your credentials?

Unless otherwise specifically stated, I, Amanda Mabillard, produce all the content on my site. I hold a Bachelor of Arts (Honors) in English from the University of Alberta and I focused on Shakespeare and Renaissance political philosophy in both undergraduate and graduate school. I have spent the last few years researching theatre history and comparative literary history.

I noticed many links to the Shakespeare site on About.com. Do you have connections to About.com?

In addition to maintaining Shakespeare Online I am the Shakespeare guide on About.com. I write the articles on Shakespeare's life and works for About.com and you can access many of them through Shakespeare Online.

Are there external links to essays posted on your site?

There are external links on my site, most of which are to essays written by scholars and professors. Although I have screened the external essays to some extent, I cannot take responsibility for misprints on those sites. Links external to Shakespeare Online are clearly marked.

How can I see my work published on Shakespeare Online?

I am currently gathering original and interesting essays to include in the collection, and if you would like to submit an essay for publication on this page, please email the document to me at amanda@shakespeare-online.com.

I want to use your site in my bibliography. How do I list it?

Below is the correct format to cite this web page. Be sure to insert the title of the specific page you are using (in this case it is the 'Shakespeare Online: FAQ' page): Mabillard, Amanda. "Shakespeare Online: FAQ". Shakespeare Online. 2000. http://www.shakespeare-online.com (day/month/year).

I want to use your content on my own Shakespeare site. Am I allowed to do that?

Please note that you can link to my written content, but you CANNOT copy and paste my written content onto your own site. To view the formal Shakespeare Online notice of copyright click here.

Who designed your site?

Amanda Mabillard – overall design, graphic design.
Joe J. Friesenhan, CST – database design, search developer.