You see, as well as researching, editing, introducing and performing history books, I do actually read a few for pleasure from time to time – particularly if written by someone I have personally spent quality time with, who I happened to like rather a lot. And extra-specially if they happen to be a global comedy God.…
Shakespeare’s MUSES OF FIRE
Enter, left, the latest, ball-bubblingly exciting instalment in what literally nobody is calling Jem Roberts' "OF" series, or perhaps "THINGS OF THINGS" – I find myself simmeringly proud to theatrically introduce… SHAKESPEARE'S MUSES OF FIRE. As with the genesis of Tales of Britain, it's transparently simple – when the need for such a book arose,…
