Shakespeare's Changeling: A Fault Against the Dead

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Shakespeare's Changeling: A Fault Against the Dead - Kline, Syril Levin
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"Kline keeps the pages turning... a lively interpretation that will win Oxfordian approval and may even convince Stratfordians to suspend disbelief and enjoy it." --Kirkus Reviews

FIRST PLACE WINNER 2014 CHAUCER AWARD FOR HISTORICAL FICTION IN ELIZABETHAN/TUDOR CATEGORY

Charged in 1616 by the Earls of Pembroke and Montgomery to edit a folio of Shakespeare plays, writer Ben Jonson races against time to uncover the missing manuscripts by seeking out his former nemesis, the bedridden William Shaxper. But far more worrisome is that the Earl of Oxford's daughter, the Countess of Montgomery, wants the folio published as a tribute to her father. Could Lord Oxford's darkest secrets threaten the throne of King James?


Witty, intriguing and suspenseful, Syril Levin Kline's controversial novel calls into question everything you ever thought you knew about the Bard by exploring the irony of a creative genius forced to hide behind the identity of another. Kline proudly joins Mark Twain, Walt Whitman, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, James Joyce, Charles Dickens and other writers in their skepticism about the Shakespeare authorship. As fascinating as it is entertaining and deftly written, Shakespeare's Changeling: A Fault Against the Dead offers the most reasonable solution to the authorship mystery ever presented.

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$14.99  $13.94
Publisher
Bublish, Inc.
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Pages
314
Dimensions
6.0 X 9.0 X 0.7 inches | 1.02 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9781950282708

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About the Author

Syril Levin Kline is an educator, journalist, theater director, and performer who believes that challenging academic orthodoxy can lead to new insights and discoveries that enhance all fields of learning. She believes that writers create within the context of their experience and that by helping students connect an author with his or her work, we can enable them to see relationships between their own learning, thinking, and writing. For too long, Shakespeare's true identity has remained an intriguing mystery to students and teachers. In her novel, Syril breathes new life into the literary world of Elizabethan England, enlightening readers with the many connections between the life of the 17th Earl of Oxford and the Shakespeare canon.
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Edward de Vere and the Shakespeare Printers
The Case for Edward De Vere as the Real William Shakespeare: A Challenge to Conventional Wisdom
The Marginalia Of Edward de Vere's Geneva Bible: Providential Discovery, Literary Reasoning, and Historical Consequence
Early Shakespeare Authorship Doubts
The Poems of Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford . . . and the Shakespeare Question: He that Takes the Pain to Pen the Book
Poems of Edward De Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford
100 Reasons Shake-speare was the Earl of Oxford
Twelve Years in the Life of Shakespeare
Shine Forth: Evidence Grows Rapidly In Favor of Edward de Vere as Shakespeare