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The Bookshelf
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the Scholar | Shakespeare, Renaissance
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Question of Will. By Lynne Kositsky. A young adult novel that
tells its readers about the Shakespeare authorship question through
a thoroughly entertaining action-adventure story. Lynne Kositksy is
an award-winning Canadian novelist and Shakespeare Fellowship Trustee.
Recommended for readers 13 +. 141 pages. |
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Shakespeare's Ghost. By Shakespeare Fellowship member James Sherwood. A historical mystery novel illuminating the true author of the Shakespeare Canon as Edward deVere, the 17th Earl of Oxford. Draws on the private diary of de Vere and the plays of Shakespeare as the autobiographical proof that writers write about what they know and experience. |
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Chasing Shakespeares. By Sarah Smith. (Atria Books, a Simon and Schuster imprint, June 2003). A must-read for lovers of the literary whodunnit. By Shakespeare Fellowship Board Member Sarah Smith. For more details, visit Sarah's website. Amazon Price: $16.80 "A wonderfully entertaining, thought-provoking, and highly readable book...fascinating fact and exciting fiction... research, vision, and enchanting style"
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Avenger Cracks the Code. By Shakespeare Fellowship member Norma
Howe. This young adult novel is an excellent way to introduce school-agers
to the authorship issue. 296 pages. Amazon price: $13.60 |
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