This morning, it being the Sabbath, I did attend services at Holy Trinity in town.
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(2004)
Young Will
The Confessions of William Shakespeare
by Bruce Cook
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"It's 1616 and William Shakespeare is back in his native Stratford-upon-Avon. His extraordinary career as a playwright and poet in London seems like another world. A strange encounter with a witch-like madwoman in his local churchyard fills Will with dread, and sends him reeling back in memory to those darker days in London along the filthy, fevered banks of the Thames - a time when politics, plagiarism, sexual passions, and betrayed friendship conspired to the point of murder." "The actors, teachers, lovers, and fellow writers spring to life in Shakespeare's confessions - especially a talented, twisted, compelling, and dangerous man named Kit Marlowe, who would change Will's life forever."--BOOK JACKET.
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Young Will: The Confessions of William Shakespeare
December 27, 2005, St. Martin's Griffin
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0312335741 9780312335748
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Young Will: the confessions of William Shakespeare : a novel
2004, St. Martin's Press
in English
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0312335733 9780312335731
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