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Bill Bryson

Unraveling the Mysteries of Shakespeare's Life and Legacy.

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Author: Bill Bryson

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780060740221

Language: English

Publish Date: 01/01/2007

Audiobook length: 31min

Shakespeare Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter One: In Search of William Shakespeare

00:0030:40

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Chapter Two: The Early Years, 1564–1585

00:0034:28

Chapter Three: The Lost Years, 1585–1592

00:0031:30

Chapter Four: In London

00:0045:43

Chapter Five: The Plays

00:0030:55

Chapter Six: Years of Fame, 1596–1603

00:0022:32

Chapter Seven: The Reign of King James, 1603–1616

00:0030:32

Chapter Eight: Death

00:0045:24

Chapter Nine: Claimants

00:0026:10

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Who should listen Shakespeare

The summary audiobook of "Shakespeare" by Bill Bryson is ideal for anyone seeking an engaging and accessible introduction to the life and works of the iconic playwright. Whether you’re a student looking for supplemental material, a casual reader curious about Shakespeare's influence on literature, or a theatre enthusiast wanting to deepen your appreciation of his plays, Bryson's insightful and often humorous exploration provides valuable context and highlights the enduring significance of Shakespeare's contributions to culture and language.

3 quotes from Shakespeare

"The thing about Shakespeare is that the more you read, the more you realize how much you don't know."
"Shakespeare is like a vast continent of thought and insight, with each play a different landscape to explore."
"The greatest work of Shakespeare is not just in his plays but in his ability to capture the essence of humanity in words."

Author : Bill Bryson

William McGuire Bryson is an acclaimed American-British journalist and author known for his engaging nonfiction works that span topics such as travel, the English language, and science. Originally from the United States, Bryson has spent most of his adult life in Britain, where he holds dual citizenship. He served as chancellor of Durham University from 2005 to 2011. Bryson gained widespread recognition with his 1995 book, *Notes from a Small Island*, and his 2003 title, *A Short History of Nearly Everything*. Although he announced his retirement from writing in 2020, he made a return in 2022 with an audiobook, *The Secret History of Christmas*. With over 16 million copies sold globally, Bryson remains a beloved figure in contemporary literature.

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