Death of Kings
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The latest witty, colourful Shakespearean murder mystery in the Nick Revill series
Philip Gooden creëert boeiende mysteries die ingewikkeld zijn verweven in het weefsel van Shakespeares toneelstukken, waarbij het drama op het podium de zich ontvouwende verhaallijn weerspiegelt. Zijn proza vermengt meesterlijk historische details met meeslepende plots, en trekt lezers mee naar het hart van de Elizabethaanse intriges. Door zijn werk verkent hij tijdloze thema's als lot, liefde en verraad die door de eeuwen heen weerklinken. Zijn romans bieden een unieke literaire reis, die zowel het verleden als de blijvende complexiteit van de menselijke natuur belicht.






The latest witty, colourful Shakespearean murder mystery in the Nick Revill series
From its first arrival in Britain with the Norman forces of William the Conqueror, violence and revenge are the cursed sword's constant companions. From an election-rigging scandal in 13th century Venice to the battlefield of Poitiers in 1356, as the Sword of Shame passes from owner to owner in this compelling collection of interlinked mysteries, it brings nothing but bad luck and disgrace to all who possess it.
A No-Nosense Guide to Easily Confused Words
Lists in alphabetical order some of the more commonly confused English words with definitions, examples of proper and improper usage, and how to avoid typical mistakes.
Idiomantics is a unique exploration of the world of idiomatic phrases. To cite three examples - from American English, Dutch and Italian - what on Earth are a snow job, a monkey sandwich story, and Mr Punch's secret? Idiomantics explains all...
The extraordinary story of the development and spread of the English language, from Dark Age Britain to the age of the Internet.
History meets mystery with a new twist in this raucous, colourful novel set in the bustling theatrical world of Shakespeare and Marlowe during the reign of the formidable Elizabeth I.
History meets mystery with a new twist in this raucous, colourful novel set in the bustling theatrical world of Shakespeare and Marlowe during the reign of the formidable Elizabeth I.
Nick Revill's friend Peter arrives in London hoping to tread the stage. Nick is happy to help him but within a few days of his arrival he is found dead in Nick's cheap lodgings. Nick is forced to prove his innocence and sets off on a quest.
History meets mystery with a new twist in this raucous, colourful novel set in the bustling theatrical world of Shakespeare and Marlowe during the reign of the formidable Elizabeth I.
The sixth novel in the Nick Revill series. History meets mystery with a new twist in this raucous, colourful novel set in the bustling theatrical world of Shakespeare and Marlowe during the reign of the formidable Elizabeth I.