14 MARCH 2017

Well, the history of the clan Shaw.
See "Long Loud Laughs" on page 2.
1930s Bernard Shaw Puppet: Image 1 Image 2 Image 3 Image 4 Those of us who remember Michael O'Hara's excellent talk about the Federal Theatre Project and Shaw (and knew next to nothing about it at the time) now have something tangible to link it to.
Lately the number of publications quoting the letter Keynes sent to Shaw in 1935 is on the rise. See, for example, The Palgrave Companion to Cambridge Economics or Who Runs the Economy?: The Role of Power in Economics.
Undershaft, plutocrats, and the new politics of America.
Perhaps one of the best opportunities for collectors in recent months.
Bernard Shaw and the Flat Earth Society.
Back in the good old days, students would stage The Dark Lady of the Sonnets.
Alan G. Brunger described in SHAW 6 the identification and naming of Pointe Bernard Shaw (the article includes an aerial view of the place). Now, thanks to Google Maps, you can take a look at any time, HERE. Also available on GeoShaw.

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