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Othello

William Shakespeare

Publisher: Zenith Maple Leaf Press

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Summary

A love tested by lies. A hero undone by jealousy. A tragedy that echoes through the ages.

When Othello, a respected Moorish general in Venice, secretly marries the noble Desdemona, their love should be unbreakable. But when the cunning Iago plants seeds of doubt and envy, Othello's world unravels. What follows is a masterwork of passion, manipulation, and betrayal—culminating in one of Shakespeare's most devastating tragedies.

Why readers love it:

Psychological depth. Shakespeare masterfully portrays jealousy, trust, and the power of deception.

Unforgettable villain. Iago remains one of the most chilling antagonists in world literature.

Universal themes. Love, honor, prejudice, and betrayal make this tragedy timeless.

Praised worldwide
Since its first performance in 1604, Othello has been celebrated as one of Shakespeare's greatest plays—studied in schools, performed on stages worldwide, and adapted into countless modern retellings. Its emotional force and tragic power continue to captivate readers and audiences across centuries.

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Available since: 08/25/2025.
Print length: 123 pages.

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