Benedick

Benedick is named after the Shakespearean character and also the Zelazny one.

i smoke my friends down to the filter buymeaclue 2009

My narrator, Benedick, is an actor -- something that allowed him to be half-way to femininity because of his vulnerability in being continually judged by the way he looks, and which made his self-awareness more credible.

Amanda Craig discusses In A Dark Wood and describes the challenges of writing from a man's point of view 2010

There's always one more quirk in the character: In which Benedick is laconic!

In the midst of roller derby, we are in boyfriend. mcurry 2008

From what Benedick is able to piece together, how did gender equality or lack thereof affect Laura's life and career?

In A Dark Wood by Amanda Craig: Questions 2002

What accounts for the fluctuations in Benedick's personality, such as when he gives his son and daughter each a smack [p. 57] and when he buys them fourteen pairs of shoes [pp. 253-254]?

In A Dark Wood by Amanda Craig: Questions 2002

Is the illness manifested differently in Benedick than Laura because of their different genders?

In A Dark Wood by Amanda Craig: Questions 2002

a gentleman called Benedick, but who was, it may be, heartily in love with him at the same time.

Lady Audley's Secret 1875

It is appropriately called the "Benedick," after a certain young man who scoffed at matrimony, -- and incidentally got married!

Greenwich Village Anna Alice Chapin 1900

"Is it not strange that sheep's guts should hale souls out of men's bodies?" asks Shakespeare's Benedick, ravished by the strings of a viol.

In praise of … Jordi Savall | Editorial 2011

He highlighted in A Benedick in Arcady the rules to be followed, tongue-in-cheek, by the "Complete Trespasser".

Country diary: Langsett 2011