Yes it *is* a help. It tells me both that it isn't the story I thought it might be and that I'd like to read it. Sounds very interesting.
A propos of Richard III, a children's book I really liked was A Sprig of Broom in which R was a good guy. My first introduction to him, so boy was I in for a surprise when I found out what the usual picture of him was...
How'd you come across Shakespeare's Richard the III as a kid? It's not one of the ones that usually gets assigned in school, so you must have found it some other way...
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Re: part 1 - fantasy and semi-fantasy
A propos of Richard III, a children's book I really liked was A Sprig of Broom in which R was a good guy. My first introduction to him, so boy was I in for a surprise when I found out what the usual picture of him was...
How'd you come across Shakespeare's Richard the III as a kid? It's not one of the ones that usually gets assigned in school, so you must have found it some other way...