
Recent research indicates that Shakespeare spent his formative years in Austin, Texas, drinking beer, as do most young men in their formative years.
Plenty of other lesser students of literature have done the same in Austin, Texas, with far fewer (as of yet) accomplishments. So we patiently await word of their singular contributions to literature and world peace. ♣
Shakespeare left his angular mark in Austin on East 6th Street, above. When I’m not in Austin, Texas, I’m frequently shooting other meaningful things, from the today and yesterday, but not tomorrow (yet). You’ll find more in my Time Travels, HERE.

About my Vanishing Austin series: While many Austin landmarks are lost, many are survivors still. Admire them all in a slideshow, HERE. Prints start at $35.
You can marvel at what’s lost and what’s survived in my Endangered Species of Austin poster, featuring 16 Austin icons, and sized at a handsomely large 24 x 36,” available for $25, HERE.
- How the Vanishing Austin project began
- The 99+ photographs in the Vanishing Austin series
- More articles in Vanishing Austin blog series
- The Endangered Species of Austin
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amazing – beautiful image and words!
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Amazing discovery, isn’t it? Thank you.
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And all his cross-dressing characters indicate that he was much inspired by Leslie.
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Chuckle 🙂
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A different angle on Shakespeare, Jann. That guy really got around!
Happy Thanksgiving.
janet
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