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Date Posted: 13:05:48 05/25/05 Wed
Author: Stef
Subject: Anyone here is familiar with Shakespeare and L&D?

hey!

we just wonder if there might be anyone of you familiar with Shakespeare's plays and their relation to "Lost and Delirious".

We all know that there are quotes from "Twelfth Night" and Paulie's writing on the wall, but we're pretty sure that there are more and less visible parts referring to some other plays of Shakespeare.

So if one of you should study English literature maybe and should have time to help us out, we would be more than happy to summarize it in an article for our site. Any help from someone who really is an expert without having studied would be welcome a lot too, of course. :)

Thanks in advance,

Stef

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