Jeffery S Williams – författare

It maketh me turnest over in my grave. William Shakespeare

Whos To Blame not only takes us on a romp through Shakespeares plays, but down hilarious back alleys and side doors we havent visited before. Williamss intuitive comic timing tells us that he understands all the literary clichsand how to turn them cheerfully upside down. Caroline Ferdinandsen, Author of The Forecast

SherChristispeare is the finest sleuth in sixteenth-century England, but when hes ordered to investigate the suspicious deaths of Prince Hamlet and his family in Denmark and then the Montagues and Capulets of Fair Verona, he uncovers an intriguing mystery of literary revisionist proportions. The wily and witty detective and his bungling sidekick Pancho embark on two rollicking adventures where there is no shortage of wine, women, and words. Using old school cunning and state-of-the-art forensics, the pair stops at nothing to solve two of literatures most famous tragedies and bring the guilty parties to justice. Author Jeffery Williams creates a wacky and winsome spoof/sequel/pastiche/whodunit that leaves no Shakespearean line or scene unparodied.

Take a fresh angle on two of Shakespeares greatest works, Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet, and enter the world of SherChristispeare and Pancho as they find out Whos to Blame.

Set in Ireland, the Carolinas, and the pirate-infested Caribbean waters of the 1700s, and inspired by actual historical accounts, this is the tale of Anne Bonney, the unlikely pirate who disguised herself as a man and fought side-by-side with a notorious band of rogues plundering ships around the Spanish Main.

Pirate Spirit follows Bonney from her beginnings as an illegitimate child, to her volatile coming-of-age as a misbegotten aristocrat, rebellious daughter, and hot-tempered teen. But it is her transformation to a cutthroat pirate who pined for seafaring adventure, enduring love, and the lasting bonds of friendship that showcases Bonney''s true spirit. Author Jeffery S. Williams provides insight into Bonney''s relationships with the people closest to her-her mother and father, her guardian angel Edward, her friend Mary, and her husband James-and the vital roles each played in shaping her life.

Rife with intrigue, poignancy, and humor, Pirate Spirit is a vivid portrayal of a young woman''s odyssey from youth to adulthood as she seeks purpose and grace.

An accessible framework for teaching America's founding documents Reading America's founding documents in historical context invites students to grapple with enduring questions about liberty, power, citizenship, and constitutional government. America's Founding Documents: A Documentary Reader provides a clear, structured guide to those debates and meets the requirements of South Carolina's REACH Act.The volume collects the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, selections from the Federalist Papers, the Emancipation Proclamation, and additional texts connected to the African American struggle for freedom. Each section includes a concise introduction that situates the documents in their historical moment and explains their continuing significance. Study questions are provided for further discussion.Uniquely, this reader approaches the founding documents through a geographical framework, encouraging students to explore how ideas about rights and governance emerged from specific places and communities. By anchoring political thought in lived experience and lively disputes, the book moves beyond abstract theory to highlight the dynamic and contested nature of the American experiment.Developed by scholars affiliated with the University of South Carolina's Founding Documents Initiative, this volume offers instructors a classroom-ready text for teaching America's political heritage.