No, he did not have bad handwriting. The very few examples of his writing which we have are signatures which tend to be a bit messier than ordinary handwriting anyway. But even from them it is clear that Shakespeare had learned the handwriting called "Secretary Hand" in school. Secretary Hand can look messy to modern eyes no matter how well it is done, which is probably why some people get the idea that Shakespeare had bad handwriting.
We have very few samples of Shakespeare's handwriting, all signatures on legal documents. As signatures tend to be, they are a bit messy.
Many people have difficulty with Shakespeare's writing because he was taught in school to write in a kind of script called "Secretary Hand" which looks messy and difficult to the modern eye. However, if Shakespeare's signatures are any indication, he could produce a reasonably clear script in that kind of handwriting, and so his handwriting was not poor at all, just different.
It is not known if Shakespeare always wrote in black pen. William Shakespeare's most famous work is Romeo and Juliet.
A quill pen, very possibly a goose quill.
Judging from his signatures, no.
with a pen
i think the color of pen does not matters at all!!!!!!! but its quality does matters!!!! for example, mainly for exams, you should carry a light weight pen which makes you to write comfortably. try writing with a slightly heavy pen and a lighter pen....you'll feel the difference. and make sure the pen writes smoothly.....
A pen that the astronaunts use, it can write upside down.
digital pen such as logipen is used for captures everything you write, sketch and draw electronically for later editing, managing and sharing on your computer. make your work more efficient and save you countless hours retyping, scanning, and reorganizing information A digital pen is used to write on tablets and notebooks. The device is based on pressure, not ink. It is a new technology and can be very helpful in some situations.
The book was written by William Goldman. He claimed to be abridging a book written by S. Morgenstern. S. Morgenstern does not actually exsist and is only Mr. Goldman's pen name.
A quill pen. That's what they used then.
Shakespeare had no pen names.
no he did not.
A quill pen.
A quill pen and lots of flair.
Probably with a quill pen on paper.
With pen and paper?
The gist of this conspriracy theory is that William Shakespeare did not pen all his plays himself. If or even how this can be proved is doubtful.
I guess it means that although I cannot write like Shakespeare, you can feel the same feelings he did. Which may be true, but doesn't matter because it is Shakespeare's writing, not his feelings, which is important.
Shakespeare's pen.
By typing it into your Keyboard, or using some sort of writing device e.g pen or pencil.
Where you write with a pen.