Billy Heller's "Required Reading" column in The New York Post features Christopher Rush's ingenius novel, Will, which is new in bookstores this month: "Write a book in the voice of William Shakespeare? Most wouldn't dare, but Shakespeare professor, poet and novelist Christopher Rush boldly takes us where no man has gone for 400 years: The bard's bedside. We witness Will's will, while he recalls plays and plague, sonnets and sex, with the stories that inspired his plays and poems as the backdrop."
Monday, September 15, 2008
Christopher Rush's WILL Reviewed in The New York Post
Billy Heller's "Required Reading" column in The New York Post features Christopher Rush's ingenius novel, Will, which is new in bookstores this month: "Write a book in the voice of William Shakespeare? Most wouldn't dare, but Shakespeare professor, poet and novelist Christopher Rush boldly takes us where no man has gone for 400 years: The bard's bedside. We witness Will's will, while he recalls plays and plague, sonnets and sex, with the stories that inspired his plays and poems as the backdrop."
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