Will
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March 1616: William Shakespeare is dying, with his lawyer at his bedside. It is time to dictate his will. But how can a man put his affairs in order before he's come to terms with his past? The author takes us back to Shakespeare's childhood, his first encounters with sex, and the dangers of politics, plague, and love. We hear the chilling account of the Tyburn executions, see him crossing the frozen Thames with the wooden beams that would become the Globe theater, and return with him to Stratford on the heartbreaking journey to bury his only son.
Themes & subjects
Authors, EnglishDeath and burialEnglish AuthorsFictionFiction, biographicalShakespeare, william, 1564-1616, fiction
First published 2007Characters & people
Setting
Early modern, 1500-1700
About the author
Christopher Rush
1944
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