Great Pan Lives: Shakespeare's Sonnets, 20-126, (Paperback)

This insightful study offers readers new insights into one of William Shakespeare's most enigmatic collections of sonnets. Focusing on the themes of masculinity, desire, and spirituality, Clelia argues that the sonnets reveal a profound fascination with the Greek god Pan, and his role as a symbol of creative energy and sexual potency. A must-read for anyone interested in Shakespeare, poetry, and mythology.

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