Shakespeare for all ages

This book presents a translation of the life of Shakespeare, his history, and the criticism directed at him, as well as a short and accurate study of almost all of Shakespeare's plays, in addition to Wales' liberated claims that Shakespeare was "a conscious writer - as he made the scenes conscious as well - of the hidden meaning of things, and of the human drive to seek understanding of how we came to earth despite the futility of this pursuit," and the author succeeded in studying the growth of Shakespeare's myth during the 18th and 19th centuries, thanks to the words of actors, critics, and editors like David Garrick and Samuel Johnson, as well as his current rise around the world in publishing markets and media.