Robert DeMaria (2)Críticas

This was a fairly straightfoward and basic guide to creative writing. I read it as part of a course and thought it was worth it.

4 stars!

Similar in spirit to the famous A Dead Man in Deptford, but predating it by twenty years, this is a lively, clever and densely-written novel bristling with period flavour. DeMaria has a particularly good feel for the boisterous underbelly of London life, and his reading of Marlowe himself is generous and subtle: the kind of brilliant young man who isn't quite brilliant enough to see the danger he's getting into.

For a full review please see my blog:
http://theidlewoman.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/to-be-king-robert-demaria.html

More accurate but to me less effective than the version of the affair in Wilder's Ides of March