Shakespeare’s plays are filled with “ghost writers”-“legible erasures” that forecast debates about their authorship.
Shakespeare supposedly played the part of the ghost in Hamlet, but it didn’t stop there. Ghosts are all over these plays, she pointed out. The ghostwriting reference stopped me short. Taking notes, working fast to revise my plans for discussion section the next day in response to what she said in lecture. I was in the back of the packed auditorium with the other teaching assistants. There was nothing surprising about my professor’s lecture on Shakespeare until, out of the blue, she started talking about ghostwriting. Kenyon Review Award for Literary Achievement.Developmental Editing Fellowship for Emerging Writers.The Patricia Grodd Poetry Prize for Young Writers.
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