My intention of "publishing" this is nothing more than having and aim that I am hoping to publicly achieve and getting to discuss Sir William Shakespeare with some crazy enthusiast that is reading this would be a bonus!
I am going to review all his works in a chronological order, starting with The Two Gentlemen of Verona and finishing with The two Noble Kinsmen.  The period of this project was set by a friend of mine, who for that time had read the Bible. Seeing as I do not wish to read the Bible just yet, we have decided that the work load is roughly similar with both of our busy lives, being in education still.
My mission is to read all 39 plays containg 34,896 total lines spoken by 1,221 characters, 154 Sonnets , poems and everything else that can get my hands on. I have purchased "William Shakespeare" complete works edited by Jonathan Bate and Eric Rasmussen and that seems like a good place to start.
I dare not research William Shakespeare on the internet as I might find out this has already been done and I might easily give up on it.  So as far as I am concerned this has never been done and recorded!
To completely contradict this, I will also be looking at different versions of the plays and sonnets being performed, both amateur on you tube and professional on movies and live theatre, this will help me develop a clear idea of what we make of Shakespeare today.