‘Brilliant – one of those books you didn’t
realize you needed – you learn a lot, you get some great
walks, and you stand where Shakespeare stood, literally, which
is a literally awesome thought.’
Andrew Davies,
Emmy and BAFTA winning screenwriter and author.
‘This delightful book takes the reader into the
landscapes of Elizabethan England which Shakespeare knew,
many of which still survive today. It is full of surprises,
and will excite both the armchair traveller and the Shakespeare
lover who wishes to follow in the bard’s footsteps on
the ground – in his native Warwickshire, in the lanes
of his home town, or in the teeming streets of his native
London.’
Michael Wood,
BBC Television presenter and author, 'In Search of
Shakespeare'
‘This guide is not too topographical, nor too literary
nor too historical, but a nicely balanced tripod of them all.
It calls up your warmest, perhaps sometimes most moving recollections
of the Works and…places.’ Stratford
Herald, May 2005
Walking with William Shakespeare
Paperback. 224 pages. Photographs. Maps. Bibliography.
Index.
