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The Complete Works of William Shakespeare - cover

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare

William Shakespeare, Zenith Evergreen Literary Co.

Publisher: Zenith Evergreen Literary Co.

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Summary

Love, ambition, betrayal, power—the eternal dramas of the human soul.

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare collects every play, sonnet, and long-form poem by the greatest playwright in literary history. Experience masterpieces like Hamlet, Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, King Lear, Othello, and more, with rich language, timeless themes, and characters that have shaped storytelling for centuries.

Ideal for students, performers, scholars, and lovers of great drama, this edition offers a comprehensive, accessible library of Shakespeare's immortal genius.

💬 "Shakespeare holds the mirror to humanity's soul—revealing our passions, flaws, and dreams across the ages."

🎭 Why Every Reader Needs This Collection:
Includes all 37 plays, 154 sonnets, and 5 narrative poems

Perfect for fans of Sophocles, John Milton, James Joyce, and modern playwrights

Essential for academic studies, theater productions, literary analysis, and personal enrichment

📣 Dare to Dream. Dare to Love. Dare to Tragedy and Triumph.
Buy The Complete Works of William Shakespeare today and embrace the timeless power of the Bard's pen.
Available since: 04/28/2025.
Print length: 93 pages.

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