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Oct 25, 2011 15:32

The Tragedy of Prince Hamlet and the Philosopher's Stone, or, A Will Most Incorrect to Heaven.

A full-length extrapolation of  http://histocrat.livejournal.com/13389.html.  Available as an ebook or printable download, for the modest price of $3.00, at http://www.makefoil.com.

rationalist hamlet, fiction

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anonymous January 23 2012, 15:32:50 UTC
I posted this sonnet as a review for MoR, in the context of everyone waiting on the chapter 78 update:

Young Potter's form, his name, all these were stolen,
though four - nay, five - his humors were improv'd,
and so, we fear Scholastic's mousy golem,
should by the fanfic be there money mov'd.

So those who lamely clamor for updates
cannot their heart's will, corporated, pledge,
to pay the wit of what in disk awaits,
though by its value millions might be fetched.

So might those whiners, Weiner look to aid
for though they, fawning, might yet doubt to credit,
his Hamlet merits gold as Potter's weighed,
and in the cards his fortune may yet get it.

No Rowling, Shakespeare of no SOPA arm'd,
his shade by your three dollars no wise harm'd.

My sonnet sucks, your book rules. You have my full permission to edit and use this sonnet in any way you wish.

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anonymous February 8 2012, 12:09:27 UTC
A word in your ear, sir.

Well, eight words. Truly awesome ones.

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern and the Note of Death.

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