Results of the 4th reviewing poll and the Shakespearian tragedies poll

Which Shakespearean tragedies would you most want to see reviewed?

Coriolanus	6 (22%)
Titus Andronicus	7 (25%)
Romeo and Juliet	3 (11%)
Timon of Athens	1 (3%)
Julius Caesar	6 (22%)
Macbeth	13 (48%)
Hamlet	9 (33%)
King Lear	10 (37%)
Othello	6 (22%)
Antony and Cleopatra	3 (11%)
Cymbeline	3 (11%)
Pericles	2 (7%)

Which of these might make for the most appealing review?

Omar Khayyam, Rubiyat of Omar Khayyam	17 (16%)
Téa Obreht, The Tiger's Wife	11 (10%)
Gustave Flaubert, Salammbô	20 (19%)
Patrick Rothfuss, The Wise Man's Fear	34 (32%)
Laila Lalami, Secret Son	7 (6%)
Adrian Tchaikovsky, The Scarab Path	13 (12%)
Honore Balzac, Pere Goriot	15 (14%)
Zoran Živković, The Writer/The Book/The Reader	26 (24%)
Aristotle, Politics	21 (20%)
Roberto Bolaño, 2666	44 (41%)
Jesse Bullington, The Enterprise of Death	18 (17%)
Charles Saunders, Imaro	6 (5%)
Michael Ondaatje, The English Patient	6 (5%)
Geoffrey Chaucer, Troilus and Cressida	11 (10%)
Clark Asthon Smith, Hyperborea	16 (15%)

I hope to review the bolded titles sometime in the near future, although some may be pushed back a bit.  Will shortly post a new Shakespeare poll shortly, this one on his comedies.  Feel free to comment here with your favorite Shakespearean comedies.  In a couple of weeks, I'll have a third one on his histories (I should note that these are all Easton Press editions and some may debate the merits of some plays appearing in one book and not another).