Shakespeare's Sonnets (2004) - Folio Society edition

Shakespeare's Sonnets (2004)

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Shakespeare's Sonnets (2004) - Folio Society edition
Folio Society
Poetry & Plays

Shakespeare's Sonnets (2004)

William Shakespeare

Edition year 2004
Binding Buckram
Illustrator Various artists
Weight 1 Kg
Pages 224
Dimensions 8¾ × 6 in

Edition details

Shakespeare's Sonnets by William Shakespeare. New edition. Introduced by Katherine Duncan-Jones. Edited by Katherine Duncan-Jones. Quarter-bound in dark blue buckram with maroon crushed silk sides designed by Anna Murray. 38 engravings by various artists. Plain slipcase 8¾x6in. 224pp.

About the book

William Shakespeare's Sonnets explores love, desire, beauty and betrayal through a sequence of 154 poems. Admiration can become jealousy, devotion can turn to accusation, and the passing of time repeatedly threatens what the speaker most wants to preserve. The figures conventionally known as the Fair Youth and the Dark Lady remain elusive, encouraging readers to attend to the changing arguments and emotions within the verse. Shakespeare's command of the sonnet form makes each poem a concentrated encounter with uncertainty, intimacy and the possibility that words may outlast the people who inspired them.

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