This book is a collection of essays about the life and work of Horace Howard Furness, one of the leading Shakespeare scholars of his time. The essays provide insight into Furness's approach to Shakespearean scholarship, as well as his impact on the field. The authors, both respected writers in their own right, offer a nuanced and compelling portrait of a man who was instrumental in shaping our understanding of Shakespeare.

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