
I'm not enormously fond of the post-apocalyptic literature genre, but I'm occasionally asked to engage with it for the Shakespeare.
A case in point is the very good novel Station Eleven (for which, q.v.).
The Postman is more traditionally post-apocalyptic, but I was surprised by how engaging it was.
The plot involves a man who finds a mail carrier's uniform and uses it to transform the post-apocalyptic landscape of the rest of the novel.
And there's a bit of Shakespeare in it . . . but, as is often the case, the cry from Bardfilm goes out, "More Shakespeare, please!"
Here's a quick sample (and the only extended Shakespeare-related passage I could find):
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