Description

Bill Bryson's Shakespeare sets one of history's most famous writers with one of the most well-known writers in the English-Language today. In this stylish, up-to-date, illustrated version, the superstitions, educational misconceptions and breakthroughs surrounding the life span of 1 of the planet's best poets are evoked via a number of full-colour sketches, pictures, pictures, papers and pictures. Bryson also covers the new breakthroughs of the Cobbe face and the remains of Shakespeare's first theater in Shoreditch. The generations of secrets, half truths and downright lies about Shakespeare are deftly investigated, as Bryson attracts an image which includes several facets of the poet's life, making sense of the person behind the projects.