@article{Pendergrass:2566,
      note = {"The language in Shakespeare's plays has stood the test of  time, but could it survive a translation into text messages  by a modern teenager? I asked my 16-year-old granddaughter  to rewrite the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet as if it  had all happened between two teens text messaging on their  cell phones."--Introd.  Pages are accordion folded, printed  on one side, and fitted into a black plastic cell phone  cover. The title shows through the cover's window. Text is  glued to black poster board cut to fit cover and secured  with nylon beading cord and crimps. Closure is a magnetic  clasp on nylon cord. Colophon collaged onto back of last  folded page. Presented in a commercially produced cell  phone pouch.  Preceded by "two editions of three and four  signed copies, respectively." Cf. Note to collectors (p.  [17]).},
      author = {Pendergrass, Elizabeth},
      url = {http://digitalcoll.skidmore.edu/record/2566},
      title = {R & J : the txt msg edition / by Elizabeth Pendergrass  & John Hastings.},
      recid = {2566},
      pages = {17 unnumbered pages ; 13 x 5 cm.},
      address = {2008},
}