Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Wordsworth Special Editions) (Wordsworth Royals Series)
 

Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Wordsworth Royals Series)

by William Shakespeare

William Shakespeare (1564-1616) is acknowledged as the greatest dramatist of all time. He excels in plot, poetry and wit, and his talent encompasses the great tragedies of Hamlet, King Lear, Othello and Macbeth as well as the moving history plays and the comedies such as A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Taming of the Shrew and As You Like It with their magical combination of humour, ribaldry and... (read more)

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Simply the most useful and comprehensive Collected Edition available - controversial at time of first publication, however.

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  • cliff

    cliff said:

    The most complete book of life, literature, and stage ever written. To know it is to know most all that life has to offer, historically, tragically, humorously. It is the only book needed for exile on a desert island.

    posted Sunday, July 27 2008
  • Indrani D

    indrani d said:

    One of the books I shall take with me if I am exiled on a desert island.

    posted Saturday, May 3 2008
  • Connie S

    connie s said:

    I have a copy of the Complete Works of Shakespeare with temple notes.. that my husband gave me when we first met. I can't find another like it anywhere. It is a leather bound edition with fine embossed details and his picture is embossed dead center of the cover. It is golden in color with gilding around his likeness atop a red background and there are no dates showing when it was published inside of it other than it was published in the United States at the World Syndicate Publishing Company in Cleveland, OH and New York, N.Y. Does this mean it is rare?

    posted Monday, April 14 2008
  • e

    e said:

    I had a nice edition of The Riverside Shakespeare, but my daughter saw it and ran off with it to college. Sigh. I suppose I could make her return it, but I thought to let her maybe keep it and replace my copy. Which is better, The Complete Works of Shakespeare by David Bevington or The Riverside Shakespeare? Both are expensive so one is enough, but which one? Is anybody familiar with both? I really did enjoy the colored photos in the Riverside version - does Bevington's version have colored photos also? Which is more true to Shakespeare's writing? Which is more useable?

    posted Saturday, March 29 2008 ( | view 2 replies )
  • hoope H

    hoope h said:

    Shakespeare .. he was the best poet , novelist . THE BEST in his days but he's writing lasted throught the centuries .. and worth alot even today . I read many of his writings .. poems , sonnets , some tragedies .. but didn't read this book that contains all his work .. I guess i'll get .

    posted Thursday, December 13 2007 ( | view 1 reply )
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