Thread: I Want Shakespeare in Novel Form.Can you Help Me?
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Old 12-13-2011, 03:44 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by ATDrake View Post
Sorry, I have no idea; I haven't actually read this, just did a quick skim of the opening, which started off with a version of The Tempest retold in prose like someone was telling a bedtime story to the kiddies. They're probably a bit truncated, since there seem to be a lot of retellings to fit into a 500 kb text file, but the storyline didn't seem especially dumbed-down for what little I looked at.

Anyway, you can always click the "Generated HTML" link to look through the book online before you download the e-reader version.

i get the impression they have been edited down to cope with the MTV generation kids as they seem to be very short in length including the html file.


thanks.
thanks.
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