Yes, "Hamlet" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream" are my favourites, his sonnets and "Romeo and Juliet" are #boring though. Especially "Romeo and Juliet," awful story.
Also his comedies are criminally underrated ngl. reply
Ehhh no I remember studying little of his works in middle school in literature class but other than that no. I was VERY interested in Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, and Alexander Pushkin though, I was very active during their classes, absolute masterpieces... reply
Yeah.I first read Macbeth. After that, I went to the library to look for more of his works. I found 3 complete compilation books- Comedies, Tragedies, and Histories. They were written in script form, with pages of dialogue just to say something simple like hello. Back then, I loved it. I’m not sure if I could read it the same way now. reply
Yes, I read the famous ones in school than I read most of his comedies by myself. Definitely prefer his comedies and the sonnets than his tragedies, I found them too boring and wordy for my tastes. As You Like It remains one of my favourites. reply
