Not Wisely But Too Well by Pauline Montagna

You’ll find my books on Smashwords and me on Facebook and. Author of The Slave, Suburban Terrors and Not Wisely but Too Well. There he finds not only love, passion and pain, but his muse and inspiration.Īnd it is there that he sets out on a path that will take him deep into the labyrinthine politics of Elizabeth's court. Pauline Montagna 142 Followers Writer and Self-Publisher. Throughout his life Fitzgerald sought Hemingway’s approval, but instead received harsh criticism. You’ll find my books on Smashwords and me on Facebook and Twitter. Fitzgerald, like Gatsby, was a romantic who loved not wisely but too well Hemingway, equally romantic, could not sustain his love for one woman but was inspired by the pursuit of love.

Not Wisely but Too Well:. Everyday low prices on a huge range of new releases and classic fiction. Fast and free shipping free returns cash on delivery available on eligible purchase. There he meets the men that will steer him towards his destiny, the actor Richard Burbage, and the playwright, Christopher Marlowe. Author of The Slave, Suburban Terrors and Not Wisely but Too Well. Buy Not Wisely but Too Well by Montagna, Pauline from Amazon's Fiction Books Store. Buy Not Wisely But Too Well by Montagna, Pauline online on Amazon.ae at best prices. There Will finds himself at the centre of the English theatre, its touring companies, its revolutionary playwrights, its creativity, passions and rivalries. Leaving behind his first love, his wife and his three young children, he goes to London where he is welcomed into the Burbage family whose patriarch, James Burbage, has built London's first playhouse. Having run foul of the local authorities, Will Shakspere is driven out of his home town in the English midlands. This is the story of how that journey began.

How did Will Shakspere of Stratford-upon-Avon, the son of illiterate parents, with barely a grammar school education, become the greatest playwright the English theatre will ever know? How did he learn his craft? How did he gain the knowledge his plays display? What was his own experience of the love, passion, pain and ambition he wrote into every line?

Not Wisely But Too Well by Pauline Montagna