I cannot help but feel that Mr. Tassinari is missing one vital ingredient, which hopefully he will become aware of in the not too distant future, which will enable him to write the next thrilling instalment of his thrilling saga. Many thanks Mr.Tassinari, and of course a heart ful thanks to the Bard. Yours Sincerely Leon Charles

Changing location brings new dreams and new material
for a creative mind to rely on. Shakespeare utilized this
knowledge masterly.

Mr. Lamberto Tassinari, being a world traveler, as well,
could understand the Shakespeare soul better than any native
Englishmen does, when operating on one only language.

Mr. Tassinari is a scholar, knowing a few languages, who by
his commitment to cause, brought to us all the reality of
Shakespeare. This is a breakthrough…
The British imperial lie is forcefully dismantled by his
remarkable research and equally valuable book.

Bravo, Lamberto!

Richard Neneman

Dick Cavett : ““Will Shakespeare told us, …- by Bogey in
“The Maltese Falcon” — that “we are such stuff as dreams
are made on.” If they’re in fact what we’re made on, it’s
a mixed blessing.””

This quotation brings us to two conclusions: we are what we
experienced, visited and have seen, and all this can be
reflected in our dreams; another component is a geography
– Malta, located just one day by sail boat from Sicily, could
have been the location of Florio’s ancestors, as well.

Malta, during Shakespeare time was a bit more attractive
culturally than Sicily…, this is my just little observation.

The overall conclusion is that Florio clan was a clan
of travelers, and this is so beautifully reflected in Shakespeare’s
body of work. More, this location was mostly advanced,
at the time, Europe, and maybe even quite exotic Malta.

This is part one…