The Tempest
Exiled on an enchanted island, Prospero uses sorcery and the spirit Ariel to summon a powerful tempest that shipwrecks his treacherous brother Antonio and the King of Naples. As the stranded royals wander the island, Prospero weaves a complex web of illusion, revenge, and reconciliation, while his daughter Miranda falls in love with Prince Ferdinand. This Norton Critical Edition presents the authoritative 1623 First Folio text with detailed annotations by editors Peter Hulme and William H. Sherman. Perfect for high school setwork study or university literature courses.
Author: William Shakespeare (Edited by Peter Hulme and William H. Sherman)

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