Selected SCC English Tweets

A selection of our tweets from the last week:

1. Interesting article on future of books at http://bit.ly/aCgESr
2. Hamlet at the Helix Theatre: reviews - http://bit.ly/cnaEPN
3. Nice clean easy web-app - @teuxdeux - now a mobile app that would sync would be really good... http://bit.ly/9geM3n
4. 'Medusa' - new poem by TY pupil based on Caravaggio's painting: http://bit.ly/cfQMXS
5. Funny review by Julian Clary of Sharon Osbourne's first novel: http://bit.ly/c5fqpC
6. List of SCC English book recommendations: http://bit.ly/d0wWsD
7. Terrific example of combative commentary by @andrewrawnsley in the Observer: http://bit.ly/cNxJty
8. Dublin-based software co. developing multimedia versions of Shakespeare, starting w Romeo & Juliet: http://bit.ly/bhNcDH
9. Have a look at @poetrychannel - lots of good video resources and interesting 'watching': http://bit.ly/cqbpUy
10. 'Christ Deliver Us!' @abbeytheatre- well worth seeing; big ambitious production, terrific main perfs, esp Aoife Duffin. http://bit.ly/cAJonm
11. Hamlet: the earliest copies online: http://bit.ly/a0LkH1
12. Jimmy Fay, director of forthcoming 'Macbeth' @abbeytheatre, on the production (we'll see it next term). http://bit.ly/97nnw0
13. Well worth reading for all teachers/administrators- RT @englishcomp: When saying "No" means saying "Yes": Latest blog. http://bit.ly/c6bxsf
14. Literary masterpieces: the LRB personal ads - http://bit.ly/bfVyj4.
15. Great photos to prompt creative writing: Sony World Photography Awards 2010: http://bit.ly/cjjAzZ
16. Recommending Conor Galvin's thoughtful webinar: Digital Elephants and Flying Penguins; technology-mediated T & L': http://bit.ly/9isDrL