Shakespeare, Thy Name Is Woman

Did you know that Shakespeare had a black mistress? Are you aware that he had an intimate relationship with Queen Elizabeth? Until it was documented in this book, no one had an inkling that he was one of the first colonists of Virginia. No one knew that Will invented the cigar. In fact, no one had any hard evidence as to what wily Willy was up to before he became rich and famous. William Shakespeare, rake and bawd for all seasons, did not write those plays and poems. In these pages, we tell you who did. Although a few brave men and women over the centuries contested his authorship, it could never be unequivocally denied - until now. The Bard's where-abouts during his formative teen years had been unknown and unrecorded. Now we are blessed with the truth about his youth. This Elizabethan romp, peopled by such characters as Guido Testosteroni, Hernia, the porter maid, Phelatio Hornblower, Excrutio the torturer, Judge Jurye and the nympho-queen Elizabeth is sure to make you want to read on until 'tis Donne.Taylor, Richard is the author of 'Shakespeare, Thy Name Is Woman', published 2002 under ISBN 9781589090903 and ISBN 158909090X.