Macbeth in Modern European Culture

flawed and somehow indispensable. It demands to be re-told but it also requires fixing through adaptation. This collection is distinctive in the sheer range of adaptations it considers: while the stage is represented throughout, we also learn about Macbeth on radio, in novels, in poetry, in graphic art and photography, adapted for local political and personal resonances in private such as letters and diaries, but also in the public spheres of newspaper columns and high-profile court cases. Anyone who reads this book will never see the play in the same way again. [Publisher's text]

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