The great American scholar Harold Bloom, in his study of Shakespeare, offered that Shakespeare did not just write some of the greatest plays and characters of all time, but that Shakespeare created a new human being, one that had not existed before, and which we have all become -- modern man. This is the story of how it might have felt to be with Shakespeare in 1593 when the plague had closed the London theatres and he headed north with a company of actors known as Pembroke's Men.
Also leaving London was Dr. Elinor Sneshell, (as real in history as Shakespeare) who, in this story, is pursuing her unfolding understanding of the mechanism of the spread of the plague. As each heads north, with the company trying out new Shakespeare plays, Elinor and Shakespeare's paths cross. It is through their love story that we see Shakespeare's drive to show his new vision of the human experience.
Also, as the company gets as far north as Sheffield, odd King James the VI of Scotland crosses paths with Shakespeare. and as an author himself (the authoritative work on how to torture witches) James becomes fond of Shakespeare.
Only a few years later, both are back in London and the theatres are in fear of being banned by the new King (James VI of Scotland is now James I of England.) Instead of closing the theatres, only weeks after his coronation, James grants Shakespeare's company 'The King's Men' a royal warrant that will insure their prosperity.
King James's pet project is a new translation of the Bible, which has taken his name ever sine. In looking for the greatest poet in England, and one who owes him a favor, imagine who the King chooses to guide the project?
The story ends in London, where Dr. Sneshell has been Surgeon to the Royal Court, and Shakespeare has transformed the theatre for all time. For a moment, they have each other in a moment of deep joy.

Elinor & Shakespeare

Literature & Fiction

Sindell, Gerald

Dramas & Plays

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Lovers Living, Lovers Dead

Lortz, Richard

Hybrid Marketing tells you how to write a marketing plan for today. 
Chuck Curtis interviews 5,000 shoppers every 90 days and shows you what kind of marketing works and what kind fails. 
You’ll find out: 
* Credit card security is the biggest obstacle to online sales. * Price checking drives most customers’ online research… * …but many consumers don’t buy the lowest-priced product. * One-third of shoppers want more information from Web sites. * Half your customers won’t buy without free shipping. * Newsletters, games, sweepstakes and samples are the most popular forms of online marketing. * Banner ads and pop-up ads are often a waste of money. 
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Hybrid Marketing

Curtis, Charles

Hybrid Marketing tells you how to write a marketing plan for today. 
Customers keep changing the rules. Two years ago online shoppers liked e-mail. Today, it annoys them. They love online sweepstakes and samples. They hate banner ads and pop-up ads. 
Chuck Curtis interviews 5,000 shoppers every 90 days and shows you what kind of marketing works and what kind fails. 
You’ll find out: 
* Credit card security is the biggest obstacle to online sales. * Price checking drives most customers’ online research… * …but many consumers don’t buy the lowest-priced product. * One-third of shoppers want more information from Web sites. * Half your customers won’t buy without free shipping. * Newsletters, games, sweepstakes and samples are the most popular forms of online marketing. * Banner ads and pop-up ads are often a waste of money. 
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Hybrid Marketing: How to Create Marketing Plans that Work Both Online and Offline

Wikipedia defines “personal growth” as activities that lead to people acquiring new abilities, including self awareness, individual power and spiritual insight. On a practical level, job performance, personal relationships and health improve. The good news is that thanks to modern science, in particular quantum mechanics, it turns out that personal growth is simple but not always easy. That’s because your DNA has a program that knows how to do this, with a little help from you. The Greatest Escape tells you how to activate your individual personal-growth program by practicing two techniques. Technique #1 begins with your noticing a stress response to an event in your everyday life, like being frustrated by a long line at the supermarket. Stress is your body telling you that you have unsolved problems, rooted in the past, which affect your well being. You solve these problems, not by talking about them, but by communicating with your unconscious mind in its own language, pictures, like when you dream. Technique #2 tells you how to free yourself from the past by destroying the second-hand beliefs and concepts you acquired as a child. Each repetition of these techniques produces immediate, positive change. With regular practice, you can expect to become courageous, think for yourself and enjoy life, abilities that help you not just survive, but thrive in a rapidly changing world. Then, if you choose, you can move on and experience a truer reality that exists just underneath the surface of everyday life.

The Greatest Escape: Travel the Quantum Path to Personal Freedom

Self-Help

Boyd, Jean

Personal Transformation

The Hammer's Eye

Rita A. Scotti

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