Shakespeare's Wife

Germaine Greer reexamines the life of Ann Hathaway, challenging the negative assumptions surrounding her as the wife of Shakespeare. Through insightful analysis, Greer seeks to reclaim Hathaway's narrative from historical neglect and misogyny, presenting fresh theories about her life and character. The book portrays Hathaway not just as a farmer's daughter, but as a remarkable woman who played a significant role in the life of one of literature's greatest figures.