Murder At Hamlet’s Castle: Dora Benley has authored the 12th volume of the Edward Ware Thrillers at War Series, and they are still coming adding more volumes. In the future look for more adventures including upcoming Murder at Hamlet’s Castle…. Continue Reading →
A Spooky Visit To Hamlet’s Castle: Soon you will be able to join Dora and Edward Ware as they visit the spookiest of all places —- Hamlet’s Castle. It is nice to think about just in time for Halloween. After… Continue Reading →
Hamlet Composes His Icelandic Saga: Iceland is the land of the Icelandic saga about those Vikings. And what is Hamlet but a Viking from Denmark? We compose an Icelandic saga for him in Murder at Hamlet’s Castle. After narrowly escaping… Continue Reading →
Dora And Edward Visit Reykjavik and Corner Brook: In Murder at Hamlet’s Castle Dora and Edward have a wild time in store arriving in Denmark, Iceland, and northern Canada in Corner Brook. It is near the Bay of Newfoundland first… Continue Reading →
Future Edward Ware Thrillers Novels: Future Edward Ware Thrillers at War Novels in the series include Wall Street Swastika and Murder at Hamlet’s Castle soon to be published by Cheops Books LLC. In Wall Street Swastika Edward and Dora are… Continue Reading →
Hamlet Is A Big Subject For Dora Benley: Dora Benley not only likes to write novels about ancient Rome and Greece, she is also fond of Shakespeare and Hamlet. Two of her recent novels have concerned themselves with Hamlet. Just… Continue Reading →
Hamlet v. Fortinbras: The Real Conflict Of Hamlet: Yes, people think that gloomy, cloudy, rainy weather where you rarely see the sun would be ideal for Hamlet. This certainly fits Shakespeare’s hero, but what if there were an historic Hamlet… Continue Reading →
English: The Language of Shakespeare and the Edward Ware Thrillers: I don’t know the exact rules either, but I heard from an academic who was studying the subject that the Republic of Ireland requires students to learn Gaelic, and Northern… Continue Reading →
William Shakespeare is not only the most famous English writer of all times, he is frequently considered to be the greatest writer who ever existed in the whole world. But did he really exist? Was his name really William Shakespeare?… Continue Reading →
Edward Ware Thrillers Newsletter December 2016 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to All. Christmas Special: Would you like an audio book version of Captive at the Berghof: Part 1 or Part 2 or perhaps Dark Horse? Would you like… Continue Reading →
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