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5) Shakespeare A to Z: the essential reference to his plays, his poems, his life and times, and more
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Nearly 3,000 entries and over 50 illustrations provide information on all facets of Shakespeare's life and works
7) Shakespeare
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1986, c1956
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An illustrated biography of the renowned playwright and poet with a discussion of his plays.
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1986.
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This mesmerizing story of playwright and author Joe Orton's brief and remarkable life was named book of the year by Truman Capote and Nobel Prize–winning novelist Patrick White Told with precision and extensive detail, Prick Up Your Ears is the engrossing biography of playwright and novelist Joe Orton. Orton's public career spanned only three years (1964–1967), but his work made a lasting mark on the international stage. From Entertaining Mr....
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Rebecca Lopez, the daughter of Queen Elizabeth's physician, guards secrets she dares not reveal. She is a Jew who practices her prohibited religion clandestinely and helps others of her banned faith escape persecution and death. But Rebecca's love of excitement sparks a romantic passion with would-be playwright Will Shakespeare, and plunges them both into a viper's nest of intrigue and murder.
13) Shakespeare
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In this enthralling book, Michael Wood evokes the physical and intellectural environment in which Shakespeare lived and worked with vivid and original immediacy.
14) Shakespeare
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Accelerated Reader
IL: MG - BL: 6.9 - AR Pts: 1
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Presents the life and work of the English playwright William Shakespeare and provides information about the theater of sixteenth-century London.
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[2014]
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"Who was William Shakespeare? How much do we really know about him, and how much of what is believed is myth? This unique biography takes the reader step-by-step through Shakespeare's life, setting out the evidence and what we can reasonably infer about him. It reminds the reader about the world he lived in, such as that standard spelling of words did not exist in his time, and shows how we must think carefully before applying modern ideas to explain...