Fiction & Literature
Hamnet
Maggie O’Farrell
Synopsis
Agnes and her husband build a family while his work takes him away from Stratford. When illness reaches their children, their lives are altered by an irreparable loss. This fictional reimagining of Shakespeare’s household follows marriage, parenthood and the different forms grief can take within a family.
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