Shakespeare's Money: How much did he make and what did this mean?

This book provides a comprehensive overview of Shakespeare's financial success, shedding light on his income from theatrical sources and its impact on his social standing.

Despite claims of great wealth, the author argues that Shakespeare died a comfortable but not particularly affluent man.

The book explores the circumstances of his daughters' marriages and other evidence to support this conclusion.

With a focus on the most important points and a clear, concise writing style, this summary provides a compelling look at Shakespeare's financial situation and its implications for his legacy.