Enter Pursued by a Bear: The Unknown Plays of Shakespeare-Neville
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| Rating | : | 4.39 (554 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 190542406X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 280 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-04-06 |
| Language | : | English |
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"ENTER PURSUED BY A BEAR: The Unknown Plays of Shakespeare-Neville" by John Casson Dr John Casson's analysis draws our attention to the first youthful writings of the greatest genius in all the literature written in English. Casson follows Brenda James & W D Rubinstein's "The Truth Will Out" in unmasking Henry Neville as the true author of the works undersigned by "William Shakespeare". They point out that Neville had spent time in Italy, certainly visited Venice ("Merchant of Venice") and Verona ("Two Gentlemen of Verona"), Glamis Castle, Scotland ("Macbeth") and quite possible Elsinor ("Hamlet, Prince of . "Excellently researched and highly revealing" according to Ferdydee. Enter Pursued by a Bear: The Unknown Plays of Shakespeare-Neville is a seminal work on the apocryphal plays which have at various times been attributed to the author ‘William Shakespeare’. These include works such as ‘Mucedorus’, ‘Locrine’, ‘Arden of Faversham’, ‘Thomas of Woodstock’ and ‘A Yorkshire Tragedy’ amongst others. It is incredibly well researched, superbly cross-referenced and highly revealing in its contents and conclusions.Dr Casson scrutiniz. B. J Robbins said HERE's JOHNNY !!!!! MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING!!!!!! HERE's JOHNNY !!!!! MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING!!!!!! 4 fools! B. J Robbins Will it never stop???? Books by non-experts, independent researchers, weeked, armchair dilettantes? Neville was a courtier, politician, and diplomat. The trouble with his nomination as the writer of Shakespeare's plays is that he have no indication that he had anything to do with the London theater, or ever wrote a poem or play in his entire life. Like de Vere, the main notion here is that the plays are biographies of Neville's life, even though we know that Shakespeare got his plots from other sources.In other words, this bo. fools!. Will it never stop???? Books by non-experts, independent researchers, weeked, armchair dilettantes? Neville was a courtier, politician, and diplomat. The trouble with his nomination as the writer of Shakespeare's plays is that he have no indication that he had anything to do with the London theater, or ever wrote a poem or play in his entire life. Like de Vere, the main notion here is that the plays are biographies of Neville's life, even though we know that Shakespeare got his plots from other sources.In other words, this bo
About the Author Dr Casson is a retired psychotherapist who has completed thirty years' practice as a dramatherapist and psychodrama psychotherapist. . He lives near Bolton in Lancashire. He is the author of two academic books on Henry Neville as Shakespeare: 'Enter Pursued by a Bear' and 'Much Ado About Nothing', both published by Dolman Scott
He is the author of two academic books on Henry Neville as Shakespeare: 'Enter Pursued by a Bear' and 'Much Ado About Nothing', both published by Dolman Scott. He lives near Bolton in Lancashire. Dr Casson is a retired psychotherapist who has completed thirty years' practice as a dramatherapist and psychodrama psych
If you enjoy Shakespeare but wish there was more, then read this book." Brenda James in her Foreword. After 400 years we can now see Shakespeare-Neville's artistic development before his early known works. John Casson, PhD, is an independent researcher, psychotherapist and playwright. Following Brenda James's discovery of the true identity of the writer of Shakespeare's works, Henry Neville, John Casson has applied this to apocryphal works with startling results. "a work of first class research and scholarship fascinating" Sir Derek Jacobi. Dr. He reclaims the lost play Cardenio in the surviving text of Double Falshood, showing that this is a genuine work by Shakespeare-Neville and John Fletcher. He has thus discovered: Neville's first nom-de-plume (before he used the name 'Shakespeare'); Shakespeare-Neville's first published poem: the Phaeton sonnet; Shakespeare-Neville's first comedy: Mucedorus; Shakespeare-Neville's first tragedies: Locrine and Arden of Faversham; Shakespeare-Neville's first Falstaff: ten years before the Henry IV plays. "an outstanding achievement lively and readable" "If you enjoy solving puzzles, then this is a book for you. Casson also exp