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Othello - A Tragic Masterpiece of Love Jealousy and Betrayal - cover

Othello - A Tragic Masterpiece of Love Jealousy and Betrayal

William Shakespeare, Zenith Ivory Tower Publications

Publisher: Zenith Ivory Tower Publications

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Summary

A noble general. A devoted wife. A whisper of doubt.
In Othello, William Shakespeare crafts a heart-wrenching tragedy where love is tested, trust is broken, and jealousy proves fatal.

Othello, a respected Moorish general in the Venetian army, secretly marries the beautiful Desdemona. But when his ensign, the cunning and resentful Iago, plants a seed of suspicion in Othello's mind, a spiral of mistrust, manipulation, and madness unfolds. As Othello grapples with inner demons and outside deceit, he is driven to a devastating act from which there is no return.

Written in the early 1600s, Othello is one of Shakespeare's most emotionally intense plays—a brilliant exploration of race, power, honor, and the destructive nature of unchecked jealousy.

"Shakespeare's most powerful portrayal of manipulation and vulnerability." — The New York Times
"Iago is the blueprint for the modern villain—charming, calculated, and utterly evil." — The Guardian
"A tragedy that speaks painfully and truthfully across centuries." — Goodreads Reviewer

Perfect for fans of psychological drama, complex characters, and classic tragedy, Othello remains a gripping study of the human condition.

Click 'Buy Now' and witness the unraveling of love in the face of deceit and doubt.
Available since: 07/24/2025.
Print length: 123 pages.

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