William Shakespeare’s

Life and Works

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One Chapter

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The true story of William Shakespeare’s life, works—and his kingdom-building faith.

“Shakespeare & The Dragon” is the beginning of the Shakespeare Solved® series of historical novels.

Travel back in time to walk in the shoes of William Shakespeare, on his journey to become the greatest writer in history.

The year is 1587. William Shakespeare is twenty-two years old. As the year begins, he is a married father of three young children living with his whole family in Stratford, working as a glove maker with his father.

By the end of the year, he is the most famous and the most mysterious man in England.

No matter what you know about Shakespeare, or what you have been told about him—he is even greater than we thought.

See his hero's journey through his own eyes, as he walks in faith to change the history of the world.

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Absolutely mind-blowing! I have zero doubt that David has solved Shakespeare. Starting with Romeo & Juliet in junior high I have read a fair amount of Shakespeare but I never really felt that I got it. Now I do—thank you David! I can't wait to read volume two.

—J. Scott

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William Shakespeare explodes onto the page

Shakespeare awakes to find himself next to his wife, Anne, and she advises him to switch sides, “as everyone knew, it was better to sleep on the right side of your body, at least for the first part of the night-and to sleep on your left side, for the second part of the night.” Ah, the indicators of a well researched novel: the sleeping habits of the times!

And suddenly, at 7 pages in, I know I’m holding the story I wanted, and I need to share it with my family.

Thank you!

—J. Judah

Brilliant!

Fascinating concept! Loved the story. A must read for every Shakespeare fan. Looking forward to reading the whole series!

—M. Surizon

Schajer has truly solved Shakespeare! In a brilliant and well-written book, he does what thousands of scholars could not do - reveal the hidden architecture behind Shakespeare (and likely western civilization). If you love Shakespeare, read this book! If you have never even heard of Shakespeare, read this book. It is a thrilling ride, and a great read . I just ordered volume II. Can’t wait to read it.
— Paul T.

Riveting

This book will challenge what you thought you knew about Shakespeare. The author clearly did his research and is not afraid to take his analysis beyond conventional wisdom.

—Marc S.

this is all as true as it is strange:
Nay, it is ten times true; for truth is truth
To the end of reckoning.
— Measure for Measure

“Truth will come to light. Murder cannot be hid long—a man’s son may, but in the end truth will out.”

—Merchant of Venice

“Time's glory is to calm contending kings,


To unmask falsehood, and bring truth to light.”

—Rape of Lucrece

Is not the truth the truth?
— Henry IV Part 1

"By the exertions of others we are led to the fairest treasures, raised to the light out of the darkness in which they were mined." — Seneca