Rosy Rambles
RosieA personal Substack where I (Rosie) ramble on about fairy tales, Medieval romance, good books, and Catholicism.
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I am not what I am
The Treachery of Images, by René Magritte
Surrealist René Magritte received criticism for the above painting which reads in English “This is not a pipe.” It is not the thing itself but a painting, a representation of the thing. Words too a...
Textual Variants in Shakespeare’s Othello
Any performance of a play including Shakespeare’s necessitates an interpretation of the text. This ruffles the feathers of those who want to experience “an authentic Shakespeare.” This notion of authenticity to the text is a product of Text...
Petruchio’s peculiar taming method
Endeavoring to understand the source of Kate’s anger as well as the source of Petruchio’s peculiar taming method has been the subject for much scholarly discourse for Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew. While there is no established or a...
September Ramblings
The Teton Range, by Thomas Moran
Dear friends,
September has been wild.
The month began with 80+ degree temps and now we’re solidly in the 60s and the mountain leaves are blushing. We watched an anvil crawler light up the sky. Don’...
“Volumes I Prize Above My Dukedom”
Prospero’s fatal flaw is his love of books.
The Tempest isn’t classified as a tragedy so my statement on the fatal flaw of its protagonist may be hyperbolic, and yet, Shakespeare’s plays often defy genre conventions so there may be some t...
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Welcome dear friends! I'm Rosie - a Catholic convert, mama of 8, academic librarian/trained archivist, and MA student who loves Lewis, Tolkien, Pearl poetry and jewelry, Malcolm Guite, Spenser and Shakespeare.
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