On the Authorship Controversy: Evidence That Christopher Marlowe Wrote the Poems and Plays of William Shakespeare

The book delves into the enduring myth that William Shakespeare of Stratford-on-Avon authored the plays attributed to him, scrutinizing the historical evidence that contradicts this claim. It highlights the absence of formal education, library access, and contemporary acknowledgment from fellow playwrights, posing significant questions about the legitimacy of this literary tradition. Through a critical lens, the narrative examines how this deception has persisted for nearly 400 years despite ongoing challenges to its credibility.