Title: Imagine THIS!
Product review: I decided to underline the passages prefaced with "let's imagine," "may have," "supposedly," etc. I'm just beginning Chapter 5 and already, I need a new pencil lead refill.I have just finished reading Greenblatt's Will in the World and must point out the author's mention of certain reference materials used. He says: "Though by definition unreliable and often wildly inaccurate, some of the most searching reflections on Shakespeare's life have come in the form of fiction..." He then lists some novels and, of all things, the screenplay for the movie Shakespeare in Love. I can only imagine how an Oxfordian scholar would be derided for a similar choice of source material. Unreliable and wildly inaccurate fiction is exactly how I would describe Greenblatt's "Pulitzer Prize finalist" of a book.
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