A Kingdom Divided

It is possible I have created a new genre of writing with this work - A work of large proportions, practically 12-months in the accomplishment thereof. 60,000-words in theatrical-action and dialogues; a further 60,000-words in scholarly-footnotes immediately accessible throughout the work, and affording greater comprehensibility to the text, in lieu of tragicomical undertones and/or historical overtones. The entire work tends to be an expose of the so-called "Golden-Age of Elizabeth ('Gloriana') the First", with character-portraits worthy of the "historian" throughout - and I would stylize myself such, in lieu of Maritain's wonderful definition quoted as a summary text-header prior to one of the Act-Chapters in this book. Melodrama and humorousness are present throughout this "intended for theatre" work; and its history puts our present "modernity" into truer perspective and a more informed and understandable context - I found it entertaining in the writing. I hope you will find it so...in the reading!