The Case of Friulian Hamlet: With the Friulian Version

The Case of Friulian Hamlet is a a novel of unexpected discoveries and combines a meticulously structured plot with glimpses of incisive and touching thoughts about life, disease and hope.

In Friuli, a newly-formed Committee is firmly convinced that Shakespeare drew inspiration from the Trevisan marquises, da Camino, in the Middle Ages, to write one of his most famous tragedies, Hamlet. An apparent research supports this approach. That is why Guglielmo, a middle-aged Italian teacher, is called out to speak in person with the historian Mr Brough, the author of the supposed thesis, to meet his confirmation. He will be involved in a one-day, intricate mission down the narrow alleyways and glittering palaces of a midsummer London.

Will Guglielmo succeed in his quest for the truth?