What I'm Reading: March

There really is no one cover image for this, and I know it's available online, so if you Google it, it shall to you appear.

This month, or rather - this week - more specifically, tomorrow I'm going to read William Shakespeare's Coriolanus.
National Theatre Live is doing a production of it with Tom Hiddleston in the title role, and I adore Tom, so naturally I would like to see the play.
Oh yes, and I'm an English major, and that's sort of in the job description.

I know it's a tragedy, and I know it takes place in Rome, but I'm really hoping for something much less macabre than Titus Andronicus, because that legitimately scarred me for a few days.
I went near-vegetarian for about two weeks.
If you don't understand why, I'm not going to tell you, just don't read the play.
It's . . . good, but wow . . . there's a few many reasons why the movie is rated R.
. . . Not that English majors read the books only to watch the movies. . .
No, of course not. . .