Dahlia's Reviews > That Way Madness Lies: 15 of Shakespeare's Most Notable Works Reimagined

So excited to have another anthology coming, and now that eARCs are available, I wanted to do the same thing I did with His Hideous Heart and put CWs in my review in spoiler tags. (Assume "Death and/or Murder" for all of the Tragedies.)

Ableism: (view spoiler)["Elsinore" by Patrice Caldwell (hide spoiler)]
Anti-Semitism: (view spoiler)["I Bleed" by Dahlia Adler (hide spoiler)]
Child Abuse/Neglect (primarily off-page): (view spoiler)["We Have Seen Better Days" by Lily Anderson, "Elsinore" by Patrice Caldwell, "Out of the Storm" by Joy McCullough, "King of the Fairies" by Anna-Marie McLemore (coercive adoption) (hide spoiler)]
Emotional Abuse/Grooming: (view spoiler)["His Invention" by Brittany Cavallaro (hide spoiler)]
Homophobia: (view spoiler)["The Tragedy of Cory Lanez" by Tochi Onyebuchi, "Partying is Such Sweet Sorrow" by Kiersten White (hide spoiler)]
Miscarriage: (view spoiler)["We Fail" by Samantha Mabry (hide spoiler)]
Parental Death: (view spoiler)["The Tragedy of Cory Lanez" by Tochi Onyebuchi, "Out of the Storm" by Joy McCullough (hide spoiler)]
Racism (including Microaggressions, Police Violence, White Supremacy, and Colonialism): (view spoiler)["King of the Fairies" by Anna-Marie McLemore, "The Tragedy of Cory Lanez" by Tochi Onyebuchi, "I Bleed" by Dahlia Adler (hide spoiler)]
Self-Harm: (view spoiler)["His Invention" by Brittany Cavallaro (hide spoiler)]
Threats of Torture: (view spoiler)["I Bleed" by Dahlia Adler (hide spoiler)]