The Tempest
About this book
Shakespeare's play follows the exiled sorcerer Prospero, who uses magic to conjure a storm and shipwreck his enemies on a remote island, engineering their reckoning and his own return to power. Suitable for students of drama and readers interested in Shakespeare's late works.
A note on the metadata: the 1997 date is a printing or edition date, not the original composition. *The Tempest* was written around 1610–1611.
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