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Shakespeare: The Biography
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Shakespeare: The Biography

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A ‘living attempt to reach into the world and heart of Shakespeare’. Written with intuition and imagination unique to Peter Ackroyd, a book by a writer about a writer, this marvellous biography is a tour de force

Peter Ackroyd’s marvellous biography is a living attempt to reach into the heart of Shakespeare.He creates an intimate and immediate connection with his subject, so that the book reads like the work of a contemporary - meeting Shakespeare afresh on his own ground.Written with intuition and imagination unique to Peter Ackroyd, this is a book by a writer about a writer, and a fascinating and detailed depiction of the world Shakespeare inhabited.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Vintage
Country
United Kingdom
Date
2 October 2006
Pages
560
ISBN
9780749386559

A ‘living attempt to reach into the world and heart of Shakespeare’. Written with intuition and imagination unique to Peter Ackroyd, a book by a writer about a writer, this marvellous biography is a tour de force

Peter Ackroyd’s marvellous biography is a living attempt to reach into the heart of Shakespeare.He creates an intimate and immediate connection with his subject, so that the book reads like the work of a contemporary - meeting Shakespeare afresh on his own ground.Written with intuition and imagination unique to Peter Ackroyd, this is a book by a writer about a writer, and a fascinating and detailed depiction of the world Shakespeare inhabited.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Vintage
Country
United Kingdom
Date
2 October 2006
Pages
560
ISBN
9780749386559