Shakespeare's Puck, And His Folklore, Illustrated From The Superstitions Of All Nations

This book explores the history and folklore behind one of Shakespeare's most beloved characters, Puck. Drawing on a wide range of sources, including Northern European and Wendish folklore, German language and culture, and Shakespeare's own writings, the book provides a fascinating and engaging look at the origins and evolution of Puck's character and the many myths and legends associated with him. A must-read for fans of Shakespeare and folklore alike.

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