The Starre, the Moone, the Sunne: What if everything you ever learned about William Shakespeare was a lie?

In 1624 London, a brave printer is executed, a portly poet is kidnapped, a Stratford-upon-Avon grave is emptied, King James is put into a panic, many swashes are buckled, and things are never as they seem, all because brave Nicholas and clever Valentina are about to discover and reveal the true identity of "William Shake-speare." This is a timely tale that touches on the powerful love of fathers, the perils of the plague, the joys of turnips, and the mysterious life and tragic death of the Bard of Avon. It is a (mostly) true story filled with suspense and humor. Winner: Book of the Year 2nd Runner-Up, Best New Author, Best Fiction Audiobook, Hawthorne Prize Finalist.

Ron is an award-winning writer and world-renowned Shakespearian actor. His research over the past 20 years into the true authorship of William Shakespeare uniquely qualifies him to tell the intriguing tale of The Starre, the Moone, the Sunne. As a member of Shakespeare authorship societies in the US and UK, he is often asked to lecture on the authorship topic at places like Harvard University, Chautauqua Institution and the Edinburgh Skeptics Society. Destro is the creator and writer of an Emmy Award-winning television show in China. He has trained with Pulitzer Prize-winner Tad Mosel, at the University of Southern California School of Drama, the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art Marymount Programme, and the University of Iowa's Writers' Workshop. His work as a Shakespeare authorship researcher, together with his training and experience as an award-winning writer have made him uniquely qualified to tell this story.