Auteur: Scarsbrook M. G. Scarsbrook

Once described as the ‘greatest whore there ever was in Rome’, Lucrezia Borgia has captivated historians and artists for centuries with wildly conflicting accounts of her character. This book gathers …

Described by Tennyson as the ‘Morning Star’ of Elizabethan drama, Christopher Marlowe is considered one of the greatest playwrights in the English language. This book gathers together all the crucial …

Described by some as ‘a rebel against Christ’ who deserved to die, Cesare Borgia is arguably the most infamous member of the notorious Borgia family. His brilliant mind, ruthless ambition, and insati …

1593, Elizabethan England: In a turbulent time of wars, famine, and religious persecution, Christopher Marlowe struggles to balance his life as England’s most popular playwright with his duties as a …

Declared by Swinburne as having ‘no parallel in all the range of tragedy’, Doctor Faustus is considered Christopher Marlowe’s greatest work. This edition of his play gathers together both published v …