Fool

Moore’s blend of comedy and historical fiction is unique. I wonder what sparked the idea to give this Shakespearean jester such a lively voice.

The comedic tone lightened what could have been a dense period piece, but I’m curious if others felt it added to the authenticity or detracted from it.

The book swings between hilarious antics and heartfelt insights, and I’m interested in how the author navigated that tone shift during writing.