Christopher Marlowe: Every Word Doth Almost Tell My Name: 27 Essays from The Marlowe Studies

The Marlowe Studies: Uncovering the Hidden Truth Behind Shakespeare's Works Are you tired of the traditional authorship debate surrounding Shakespeare's works? Look no further than The Marlowe Studies, a groundbreaking collection of essays that reveal the hidden truth about the real author behind the plays and sonnets.

With new evidence and interpretations, this book sheds light on the overlooked clues and signals that point to Christopher Marlowe as the true author. Explore the fascinating connections between Marlowe's life and works, including his Cambridge education, his involvement in the literary world of the time, and the cryptic messages hidden within his plays and sonnets.

Discover new explanations for Sonnet 112 and the "heretical" papers found in Kyd's room, as well as the literary similarities between Marlowe and Shakespeare. With a comprehensive analysis of the evidence and clues, The Marlowe Studies offers a compelling case for Marlowe's authorship of Shakespeare's works.

Whether you're a seasoned scholar or just starting to explore the world of Shakespearean literature, this book is sure to challenge your assumptions and leave you with a newfound appreciation for the true genius behind the Bard's works. So why wait? Dive into The Marlowe Studies today and uncover the hidden truth about Shakespeare's works!