Author: William Shakespeare | Page Count: 208
"I am weary; yea, my memory is tired.
Have we no wine here?"
Coriolanus. Act I. Scene 9.
Boozy Bard is one of those books that leave you in no doubt as to the content, as the title tells you all you need to know. It's Shakespeare on drinking. Someone, the editor(s) name is mysteriously absent, has collected together all the instances that the bard had his characters tanked or used alcohol as a metaphor for something else. It's no surprise that Falstaff features more than once.
There's no good reason for it to exist as a physical book. A webpage could offer the same content and be equally as irreverent. Save yourself money by going to the library, borrow The Norton Shakespeare and then hit the bar to toast his good name until you see the underside of the table. Job done.
Naught but a waste of paper and ink out of 5
1 comment:
Only 2 PoS's on Ink.
Might be telling they were both Doc ones.
Could have sworn Mandi had at least one candidate.
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