Will Shakespeare: All is True

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Exploring the life of Shakespeare, this work posits him as a legendary figure, well-documented by contemporaries, including the Earl of Oxford and playwrights like Ben Jonson. The narrative contrasts the lives of Oxford and Shakespeare, revealing tensions and influences between them. It reinterprets the 'Poetomachia' plays and emphasizes the role of the Actor in Shakespeare's identity. The book also delves into Shakespeare's early years in London, his development as a playwright, and the dynamics with contemporaries like Robert Greene and Marlowe, offering a fresh perspective on his legacy.