by Anthony Burgess
Anthony Burgess is a masterful novelist whose playful sense of linguistics informs this wonderful novel that speculates about the life and death of Shakespeare's contemporary, the playwright Christopher Marlowe.
Burgess has steeped himself in the history and language of Elizabethan times, and the result is a completely successful evocation of that era in all its beauty and horror, with its philosophic adventurers bravely seeking truth and its dogmatic religious authorities plunging nations into war.
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Anthony Burgess
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Intellectually challenging and emotionally moving, this is one of the finest novels I have read in quite a while.
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"Murder in Deptford" (Hungarian) |
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"One Man Dead in Deptford" (Spanish) |
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"Dead Man in Deptford" (Turkish) |
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"The Devil Poet" (German) |
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"Death in Deptford" (French) |
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"A Corpse in Deptford" (Italian) |
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