Talk:James S. Shapiro

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1. I fear absolutely nobody - except Mr. Shapiro himself - knows who Larry Miller is. 2. That he won the Samuel Johnson Prize for non-fiction writing in 2006 is gratifying and his work "1599: a Year in the Life of William Shakespeare" is very interesting, indeed. I started the James S. Shapiro article, but, sorry, I won't write a summary of this book. As long as anonymous IP 128.59.233.137 doesn't either I take the wikilink off. --Bogart99 14:29, 22 June 2006 (UTC)