The Tragedies (Shakespeare)
[Easton Press]

This collection of Shakespeare's tragedies presents some of his most profound meditations on ambition, jealousy, fate, and the fragility of human greatness. Plays such as Hamlet, Macbeth, King Lear, and Othello depict characters undone by inner conflict and external pressures, set against richly imagined worlds. Shakespeare's language and psychological insight create enduring portraits of suffering and moral complexity that continue to resonate across centuries.