Shakespearean Literature

Shakespearean literature refers to the works of William Shakespeare, a renowned English playwright and poet from the late 16th to early 17th century. His writings include timeless plays like *Hamlet*, *Macbeth*, and *Romeo and Juliet*, which explore human nature, love, ambition, and tragedy. Known for their rich language, complex characters, and insightful themes, Shakespeare’s works have significantly influenced English literature and storytelling. His use of poetic devices, such as iambic pentameter and wordplay, contributes to their enduring power and beauty, making them relevant and studied centuries after their creation.