The 1998 romantic comedy-drama film, “Shakespeare in Love,” is a retelling of William Shakespeare’s early life through the eyes of Viola De Lesseps (played by Gwyneth Paltrow). The story focuses on how Viola falls in love with Will, an aspiring playwright and actor at the time, which plays a major role in inspiring him to write his famous works of art. This adaption of William Shakespeare’s early life offers viewers a glimpse into his private world as he struggles to create timeless classics under pressure from his times. Moreover, it provides insight into some potential sources for these works such as his love affair with Viola who becomes Romeo and Juliet or Queen Elizabeth I becoming the model for King Richard III.

Diana Price wrote her book “Shakespeare’s Unorthodox Biography: New Evidence Of An Authorship Problem” as part of her mission to prove that someone else wrote some or all of William Shakespeare’s plays and sonnets during Elizabethan era due to lack contemporary evidence attribution them solely to William Shakespeare himself. Therefore, this book provides an alternate point-of-view compared to other traditional biographies on William Shakespeare while still providing readers with new research and evidence regarding authorship issues surrounding his work at the time when he was alive. Furthermore, this book also helps nurture discussion on what could have been if someone else had written these works instead because even though not everyone agrees with Price’s theories about authorship problems there can still be much gained from exploring different interpretations than those traditionally accepted by society today without completely discarding our admiration towards one person –William Shakespeare -for writing so many timeless masterpieces centuries ago despite so few records existing from that period documenting their authorship .