Conley, Ellen Alexander. Queen Lear. N.p.: N.p. 2013.
It's another self-published Shakespeare novel!
This time, I'm not reading it all the way through. I read the opening, skimmed a bit, found it to be not too compelling and too full of easy profanities, and sent it back to the library.
But I'll also call your attention to it so you can either grab it (if it's your cup of tea) or avoid it (if it isn't).
Letty Lear is a real estate mogul who divides her empire between her three kids (and their kids). Then things become complicated, though the plot from there on doesn't closely follow Shakespeare's.
In any case, here are the first few pages—with some censored words.
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