Has never come home from a long day at work and settled down to a nice game of
Shakespeare vs. Dante: An Interactive Post-Modernist Reconstruction of Hendecasyllabic Meter as Practiced Circa 1315It may remind you of the robust
Dance, Dance Revolution, only much less...hmm...how to say this without sounding like a snob....
plebian.
Instead of contorting your body on a sweaty mat likely recycled from vagrant filth, you simply recline in your accent chair by the fire, light up a pipe, and compose eloquent verse in sync with the metronome, sprinkling it with chiasmus, litotes, synecdoche, elision and other poetic technique as the television screen instructs.
Sadly, it may no longer be on the market - though you may be able to borrow it from Oxford's archives. You might want to check out the sequel,
Joyce's Dubliners: The Re-Imagining of Early 20th Century Literature
A fetching game indeed, my good man. /takes a puff from his pipe
Obviously, the author of this article... (Score:5, Funny)