Macbeth


Macbeth: Moment by Moment
Lady Macbeth
Lady Macbeth
Queen Hereafter
Death of a Dentist (Hamish Macbeth, #13)
Queen Macbeth
Foul Is Fair
Death of a Gossip (Hamish Macbeth, #1)
Death of a Poison Pen (Hamish Macbeth, #19)
Death of a Charming Man (Hamish Macbeth, #10)
Death of a Celebrity (Hamish Macbeth, #17)
All Our Yesterdays
Macbeth
Death of a Scriptwriter (Hamish Macbeth, #14)
Enter Three Witches
Macbeth by William ShakespeareLady Macbeth by Ava ReidKing Hereafter by Dorothy DunnettLady Macbeth by Susan Fraser KingThe Third Witch by Rebecca Reisert
Macbeth
43 books — 16 voters
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Titles from Macbeth
31 books — 21 voters

Seeking Mansfield by Kate  WatsonTempestuous by Kim AskewFor Darkness Shows the Stars by Diana PeterfreundProm & Prejudice by Elizabeth EulbergAcross a Star-Swept Sea by Diana Peterfreund
Modern reworkings of Classic Novels
116 books — 93 voters
Lady Macbeth by Susan Fraser KingAll Our Yesterdays by Joel H. MorrisLady MacBethad by Isabelle SchulerBlood Queen by Joanna CourtneyLady Macbeth by Ava Reid
Lady Macbeth fiction
6 books — 3 voters

Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle ZevinTomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow by M. Barnard EldershawFrom Day to Day by Odd NansenAll Our Yesterdays by Natalia GinzburgTHE WAY TO DUSTY DEATH by Alistair MacLean
Tomorrow & Tomorrow & Tomorrow
11 books — 2 voters

William Shakespeare
Życie jest jedynie przelotnym cieniem; żałosnym aktorem, co przez godzinę puszy się i miota na scenie, po czym znika; opowieścią idioty, pełną wrzasku i wściekłości, a nie znaczącą nic.
William Shakespeare, Macbeth

Stewart Stafford
A MERRIE JEST of Master William Shakespeare and his DOGGE SPOT by Stewart Stafford ACT I, SCENE I. [The Bard sets his quill down and rises. Enter Spot.] [SHAKESPEARE] “Out, out, damned Spot, I say!” [The dogge doth not stir.] [SHAKESPEARE] “Zounds! How sharper than a hound’s tooth it is to have a disobedient dogge!” [Anne Hathaway opens the door. Spot trots forth.] [SHAKESPEARE] “Thou art in cur-llusion, woman!” [Anne scoffs.] [ANNE] “Beware of pawing jealousy, Master Shakespeare. 'Tis the ...more
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