Title: GREENBLATT MAKES WILL NEFARIOUS TO SELL BOOKS
Product review: Despite a strong first half, this book diminishes in the second into a mere hack work instead of a first-rate scholarly piece largely due to Greenblatt's decision to become an A.S.S. [another secular scholar ]and aim at high sales;instead of remaining focused on the greatest writer to ever live, he spices the narrative with little-known saucy tidbits such as the "Dark Lady "of the sonnets was a negress and Will really DID have a thing for his daughter. These lurid details on top of Greenblatt's firm conviction Shakespeare was bi-sexual only besmirch the great playwright's reputation. To this end, this piece becomes just another post -freudian pscyhoanalysis obssessed with sex. Miss it if you can and read a respectable bio published when scholars had integrity and purposively did not destroy their heroes because of Freud.
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