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823.0872 Sh15 Mystery
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Notes:
Mystery stories adapted from Shakespeare's plays.
Contents:
- Introduction: Shakespeare's Mysteries / Mike Ashley
- King John: When the Dead Rise Up / John T. Aquino
- Richard II: The Death of Kings / Margaret Frazer
- Henry IV: A Villainous Company / Susanna Gregory
- Henry V: The Death of Falstaff / Darrell Schweitzer
- Henry VI: A Serious Matter / Derek Wilson
- Richard III: A Shadow That Dies / Mary Reed and Eric Mayer
- Coriolanus: Mother of Rome / Molly Brown
- Timon of Athens: Buried Fortune / Peter T. Garratt
- Julius Caesar: Cinna The Poet / Tom Holt
- Cymbeline: IMOGEN / Paul Barnett
- King Lear: Serpent's Tooth / Martin Edwards
- Macbeth: Toil and Trouble / Edward H. Hoch
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- Hamlet: A Sea of Troubles / Steven Lockley
- A Midsummer-Night's Dream: A Midsummer Eclipse / Stephen Baxter
- Much Ado about Nothing: Much Ado About Something / Susan B. Kelly
- The Winter's Tale: Who Killed Mamillius? / Amy Myers
- Twelfth Night: This is Illyria, Lady / Kim Newman
- Romeo and Juliet: Star-Crossed / Patricia A. McKillip
- The Two Gentlemen of Verona: The Banished Men / Keith Taylor
- The Taming of the Shrew: The Shrewd Taming of Lord Thomas / Mary Monica Pulver
- Othello: Not Wisely, But Too Well / Louise Cooper
- As You Like It: Murder as You Like It / F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre
- The Merchant of Venice: The House of Rimmon / Cherith Baldry
- Epilogue: All is True: An Ensuing Evil / Peter Tremayne
- All the Plays: The Collaborator / Rosemary Aitken.
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