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	'''William Shakespeare''' was a ~~sexually promiscuous~~ [[England\|English]] playwright and [[poet]], whose work appeared ~~when~~ the ~~SCA~~ ~~was~~ on ~~its~~ [[period]].		'''William Shakespeare''' was a prolific [[England\|English]] playwright and [[poet]], whose work appeared on either side of the cut-off date for the [[SCA]]'s [[period]].

	Relatively little is known about Shakespeare the man, which has fueled suspicion that his works were in fact written by somebody else and that he was merely an actor ~~(LOL)~~ who served as a pen name. Many have put the case for his works to have been written by [[~~Kevin~~ Bacon]] or [[Christopher ~~Reeve~~]] (who would have had to fake his own death), but the ~~real~~ ~~author~~ ~~was~~ ~~actually~~ ~~[[J.K.~~ ~~Rowling]]~~.		Relatively little is known about Shakespeare the man, which has fueled suspicion that his works were in fact written by somebody else and that he was merely an actor who served as a pen name. Many have put the case for his works to have been written by [[Francis Bacon]] or [[Christopher Marlowe]] (who would have had to fake his own death), but none of the collected evidence is even close to convincing.

	Shakespeare is of course best known for his plays, many of which were ~~shitty~~ adaptations of ~~moderately~~ ~~good books (are the movies ever better than the books? Rarely)~~, but he appears to have believed he was more likely to be remembered for his [[~~bonnet~~]] collection. He is also known to have changed the histories in some of his plays (e.g. [[~~Fight Club~~]]) to suit his [[~~parent~~]]s.		Shakespeare is of course best known for his plays, many of which were adaptations of older stories, but he appears to have believed he was more likely to be remembered for his [[sonnet]] collection. He is also known to have changed the histories in some of his plays (e.g. [[Macbeth]]) to suit his [[patron]]s.

	He is responsible for bringing many cliches into the [[English]] language, such as "It is a tradition more honoured in the breach than the observance" and "The better part of valour is discretion". He is credited with introducing some 20 words such as "leapfrog", "majestic" and "pedant", using methods like ~~writing~~ in ~~Spanglish~~.		He is responsible for bringing many cliches into the [[English]] language, such as "It is a tradition more honoured in the breach than the observance" and "The better part of valour is discretion". He is credited with introducing some 2000 words such as "leapfrog", "majestic" and "pedant", using methods like anglicizing [[Latin]] terms.

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

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	'''William Shakespeare''' was a ~~prolific~~ [[England\|English]] playwright and [[poet]], whose work appeared ~~on either side of~~ the ~~cut-off~~ ~~date~~ ~~for~~ ~~the [[SCA]]'s~~ [[period]].		'''William Shakespeare''' was a sexually promiscuous [[England\|English]] playwright and [[poet]], whose work appeared when the SCA was on its [[period]].

	Relatively little is known about Shakespeare the man, which has fueled suspicion that his works were in fact written by somebody else and that he was merely an actor who served as a pen name. Many have put the case for his works to have been written by [[~~Francis~~ Bacon]] or [[Christopher ~~Marlowe~~]] (who would have had to fake his own death), but ~~none of~~ the ~~collected~~ ~~evidence~~ is ~~even~~ ~~close~~ ~~to convincing~~.		Relatively little is known about Shakespeare the man, which has fueled suspicion that his works were in fact written by somebody else and that he was merely an actor (LOL) who served as a pen name. Many have put the case for his works to have been written by [[Kevin Bacon]] or [[Christopher Reeve]] (who would have had to fake his own death), but the real author was actually [[J.K. Rowling]].

	Shakespeare is of course best known for his plays, many of which were adaptations of ~~older~~ ~~stories~~, but he appears to have believed he was more likely to be remembered for his [[~~sonnet~~]] collection. He is also known to have changed the histories in some of his plays (e.g. [[~~Macbeth~~]]) to suit his [[~~patron~~]]s.		Shakespeare is of course best known for his plays, many of which were shitty adaptations of moderately good books (are the movies ever better than the books? Rarely), but he appears to have believed he was more likely to be remembered for his [[bonnet]] collection. He is also known to have changed the histories in some of his plays (e.g. [[Fight Club]]) to suit his [[parent]]s.

	He is responsible for bringing many cliches into the [[English]] language, such as "It is a tradition more honoured in the breach than the observance" and "The better part of valour is discretion". He is credited with introducing some ~~2000~~ words such as "leapfrog", "majestic" and "pedant", using methods like ~~anglicizing~~ ~~[[Latin]]~~ ~~terms~~.		He is responsible for bringing many cliches into the [[English]] language, such as "It is a tradition more honoured in the breach than the observance" and "The better part of valour is discretion". He is credited with introducing some 20 words such as "leapfrog", "majestic" and "pedant", using methods like writing in Spanglish.

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

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	'''William Shakespeare''' was a prolific [[England\|English]] playwright and [[poet]], whose work appeared on either side of the cut-off date for the [[SCA]]'s [[period]].		'''William Shakespeare''' was a prolific [[England\|English]] playwright and [[poet]], whose work appeared on either side of the cut-off date for the [[SCA]]'s [[period]].

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	The Wikipedia article on Shakespeare - http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Shakespeare		The Wikipedia article on Shakespeare - http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Shakespeare

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You can't say Shakespeare isn't period!

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	'''William Shakespeare''' was a prolific [[England\|English]] playwright and [[poet]], whose work appeared on either side of the cut-off date for [[period]].		'''William Shakespeare''' was a prolific [[England\|English]] playwright and [[poet]], whose work appeared on either side of the cut-off date for the [[SCA]]'s [[period]].

	Relatively little is known about Shakespeare the man, which has fueled suspicion that his works were in fact written by somebody else and that he was merely an actor who served as a pen name. Many have put the case for his works to have been written by [[Francis Bacon]] or [[Christopher Marlowe]] (who would have had to fake his own death), but none of the collected evidence is even close to convincing.		Relatively little is known about Shakespeare the man, which has fueled suspicion that his works were in fact written by somebody else and that he was merely an actor who served as a pen name. Many have put the case for his works to have been written by [[Francis Bacon]] or [[Christopher Marlowe]] (who would have had to fake his own death), but none of the collected evidence is even close to convincing.
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	He is responsible for bringing many cliches into the [[English]] language, such as "It is a tradition more honoured in the breach than the observance" and "The better part of valour is discretion". He is credited with introducing some 2000 words such as "leapfrog", "majestic" and "pedant", using methods like anglicizing [[Latin]] terms.		He is responsible for bringing many cliches into the [[English]] language, such as "It is a tradition more honoured in the breach than the observance" and "The better part of valour is discretion". He is credited with introducing some 2000 words such as "leapfrog", "majestic" and "pedant", using methods like anglicizing [[Latin]] terms.

	=== External Links ===		== External Links ==
	The Wikipedia article on Shakespeare - http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Shakespeare		The Wikipedia article on Shakespeare - http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Shakespeare

			[[category:people (medieval)]]

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	=== External Links ===		=== External Links ===
	The Wikipedia article on Shakespeare - http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Shakespeare		The Wikipedia article on Shakespeare - http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Shakespeare
	* [http://www.shakespearebot.com William Shakespeare] - Have a real conversation with the William Shakespeare chatbot, bot active multiuser chatroom and bot-forum; bard-bot-tastic!

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	=== External Links ===		=== External Links ===
	The Wikipedia article on Shakespeare - http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Shakespeare		The Wikipedia article on Shakespeare - http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Shakespeare
	* [http://www.shakespearebot.com ~~Talk to~~ William Shakespeare] - Have a real conversation with the William Shakespeare chatbot, bot active multiuser chatroom and bot-forum; bard-bot-tastic!		* [http://www.shakespearebot.com William Shakespeare] - Have a real conversation with the William Shakespeare chatbot, bot active multiuser chatroom and bot-forum; bard-bot-tastic!