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@Lit_liverbird @UaMurray2012 @LPLFlippedEng @Team_English1 @SPryke2 @teachals Here's our hub of resources on Macbeth in context:
https://t.co/1cQiN19Zks

You'll find a teachers' toolkit made with the wonderful @EngMediaCentre
https://t.co/gdHlJ4EZv5

And a selection of things especially for GCSE teachers: https://t.co/BHPK5P6Kvb

Image:Hannah Buckman

Discover moonlit forests, graveyards and howling wolves in Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber.

Read Greg Buzwell's piece exploring Gothic features of the tales: https://t.co/DXkk9CyWeF

Or see Carter's handwritten notes and drafts here:
https://t.co/BPRZ2lDbrd

Which books did you find most frightening?

This spooky season, explore the most spine-tingling of stories in this brilliant piece on Fear in Children's Books by @MichaelRosenYes and Kimberley Reynolds.
https://t.co/CzH2AjmnnI

@FunkyPedagogy @missgriffiths17 @Team_English1 @LitdriveUK 😊Here are all our free resources on Romeo and Juliet.
https://t.co/1vAQOd1DE3

Explore articles on marriage and courtship, Shakespeare's Italy, violence, daughters and defiance. Or browse vivid sources from Brooke's Romeus and Juliet to a map of Verona.

Have you downloaded our free Teacher's Toolkit?
https://t.co/B7kOhWyux1

Written by the fantastic @EngMediaCentre
with @BL_Learning, it's brimming with ideas for using #DiscoveringLiterature in your classroom.

Image © Hannah Buckman

Our Character Analysis articles are tailor-made for teachers.

They explore Shakespeare's characters - from the witches in Macbeth to Iago - building from an extract to discussion of the whole play.
https://t.co/Huiausndw1

Looking for fresh ideas on teaching Macbeth in context? Help yourself to our free resources on ghosts & witches, manhood & kingship, Lady Macbeth & much more.

Or explore early witchcraft pamphlets, Holinshed's Chronicles & James VI and I's Demonology.
https://t.co/BHPK5P6Kvb

Teaching John Donne and metaphysical poetry?

Here's a wonderful range of articles, portraits, manuscript letters and handwritten copies of the poems in early modern commonplace books.

https://t.co/UmNX2wharw
© National Portrait Gallery

@MichaelDonkor @AvivaDautch

Looking for fresh ideas on 19th-century novels in context? We have rich articles, videos, reviews & visual sources on

A Christmas Carol https://t.co/Zkc4tnMnuH
Jekyll & Hyde https://t.co/HBn9lkntk9
Frankenstein https://t.co/aY5DUfNTI3
Pride & Prejudice https://t.co/hEALk0oifu

Explore how the experiences of migration & settling in the UK, alongside the political landscape, have led to new artistic expressions & cultural movements on #WindrushDay, with articles on writers, artists, music & more:

https://t.co/O4bv4PbRop

Image: © Althea McNish
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