Fools and Mortals

The depiction of Elizabethan London and the theater feels so vivid. I'm curious what kind of research or imagination shaped this portrayal.

The scenes at the theater were so lively and funny, but there were also moments of genuine tension. How did the author manage to keep that tone so well?

It offered a fresh perspective on the era, but I wonder if this angle was a conscious decision to explore creativity and ambition from a different angle.