How the Bard hides the Epiphany in 12th Night: an example of Shakespeare’s (secret) Compass
The road to hell is paved with novelists trying to get published To write literary fiction that stands a chance of succeeding is one of
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When I came up for air after writing the first draft of Shakespeare’s Holy Grail, I discovered I had over 120,000 words – enough for two volumes and some change. What follows is the ‘change’: interesting ideas that weren’t strictly necessary for Volume I: the poisoned Chalice.
Very much I hope you like them.
(Volume II is coming soon)
The road to hell is paved with novelists trying to get published To write literary fiction that stands a chance of succeeding is one of
*This little blog has opened up a can of theological worms. I hope it gives you food for thought. Post your questions. I’d love your
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