A unique set of renaissance literature notes that cover the less beaten track of revision and exam topics. By combining unusual texts and less common topics, you have an instant advantage in the exams.

Notes on Poetry and Patronage through the letters & poems of Donne, Johnson and Daniel provides an unusual approach to the period allowing you to discuss both linguistic styles of poetry, courtly traditions, historical context and the influence of these writers on each other.

Renaissance Drama offers a detailed account of some unusual plays and how you can discuss them in terms of themes, social concerns and as performances.

Sir Thomas More and Travel covers the interesting topic of 'utopia writing' and the effect of the discovery of the New World on the writers of the period.

Further notes on More offer a detailed analysis of his play Richard III (which is rarely approached by students) and of course, Utopia.