Contributors at Troynovant:
friends, allies, alleged volunteers;
listed by Name
  

We are very glad of the opportunity to present fine work by these thoughtful writers. To keep these sequences handier, from this main Contributors A-Z index we've separated out the extended Franson family and some other stalwarts.

Readers may notice that some contributors' inclusions antedate the founding of Troynovant.com — although not the founding of Troy. We would not want you to think that these folks have crassly been volunteered; rather, we sense a more-or-less mutual spiritual affinity, and trust that their shades in Elysium will not object to whatever additional motes of glory we may bestow upon them.

Where the entry is for a review, creators of the reviewed work — writer, editor, director, lead actor — is named in the right-hand column. For alternate sequences, see Book reviews by Author, or Book reviews by Title, our Recent updates, or others listed in the General Contents; below is by Contributor and Title.
  

  
[A street in Padua, Italy.]

Petruccio:

Why came I hither but to that intent?
Think you a little din can daunt mine ears?
...

Gremio:

Hortensio, hark.
This gentleman is happily arrived,
My mind presumes, for his own good and ours.

Hortensio:

I promised we would be contributors,
And bear his charge of wooing, whatsoe'er.

William Shakespeare
The Taming of the Shrew, 1.2.193-194 & 207-211