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Where there’s a Will . . .

Shakespeare may be the man of the previous millennium, but he is doing pretty well in the current one, too.

issue 22 September 2007

  • Shakespeare

    Bill Bryson

    HarperPress, pp. 200

  • Shakespeare’s Wife

    Germaine Greer

    Bloomsbury, pp. 406

  • Will

    Christopher Rush

    Beautiful Books, pp. 459

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