Author Biography
RANDY MCCHARLES is a writer of speculative fiction, usually of the wickedly humorous variety, with short stories and novellas available from Edge Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing, House of Anansi, and Reality Skimming Press. He is the recipient of several Aurora Awards (Canada's most prestigious award for speculative fiction). In 2013, his short story Ghost-B-Gone Incorporated won the House of Anansi 7-day Ghost Story Contest.
In addition to writing, Randy chairs the award-winning When Words Collide Festival for Readers and Writers as well as organizing various reading and craft events for writers.
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Table of Contents
–Act I–
Scene 1: A Desert Place
Scene 2: The Play’s the Thing
Scene 3: Full of Scorpions Is My Mind
Scene 4: What Fools These Mortals Be
Scene 5: Under a Hand Accursed!
Scene 6: What Noise Is This?
Scene 7: Cruel Are the Times
Scene 8: The Vile Blows and Buffets of the World
Scene 9: ’Twould Have Anger’d Any Heart Alive
Scene 10: Receive What Cheer You May
Scene 11: What’s Done Cannot Be Undone
Scene 12: Let Not Your Ears Despise My Tongue
Scene 13: Something Wicked This Way Comes
Scene 14: Out, Out, Brief Candle!
Scene 15: A Thing Most Strange and Certain
Scene 16: The Shot of Accident nor Dart of Chance
Scene 17: Contradict Thyself, and Say It Is Not So
Scene 18: Now Is the Time of Help
–Act II–
Scene 1: And Thus I Clothe My Naked Villainy
Scene 2: With Thy Keen Sword Impress
Scene 3: Unwelcome Things
Scene 4: And on Thy Blade and Dudgeon Gouts of Blood
Scene 5: This Is the Air-Drawn Dagger
Scene 6: Thou Liest, Thou Shag-Hair’d Villain!
Scene 7: Blood Hath Been Shed
Scene 8: Give Us a Light There, Ho!
Scene 9: Eye of Newt and Toe of Frog
Scene 10: To the Amazement of Mine Eyes
Scene 11: Let This Habit Make Thee Blush!
Scene 12: Is This a Dagger Which I See before Me?
–Act III–
Scene 1: The Greatest Error of All the Rest
Scene 2: And an Eternal Curse Fall on You!
Scene 3: Methought I Heard a Voice Cry
Scene 4: Come, You Spirits
Scene 5: Rest, Rest, Perturbed Spirit!
Scene 6: Here Comes the Good Macduff
Scene 7: Out, Damned Spot! Out, I Say!
Scene 8: Lay on, Macduff
Scene 9: Ask Me What Question Thou Canst
Scene 10: Let Us Call Thee Devil
Scene 11: Give the Devil His Due
Scene 12: Or Have We Eaten on the Insane Root
Scene 13: I Pray You, Deliver Him This Petition
Scene 14: Consort with Me in Loud and Dear Petition
–Act IV–
Scene 1: Wicked Dreams Abuse the Curtain’d Sleep
Scene 2: Ghosts Will Haunt Me Still
Scene 3: Perilous Stuff Which Weighs upon the Heart
Scene 4: Banquo’s Buried; He Cannot Come out on’s Grave
Scene 5: Round about the Cauldron Go
Scene 6: Macbeth Does Murder Sleep
Scene 7: Our Fears in Banquo Stick Deep
Scene 8: I Dreamt Last Night of the Three Weird Sisters
Scene 9: Aroint Thee, Witch!
Scene 10: Friends, Romans, Countrymen
Scene 11: All Goes Worse than I Have Power to Tell
Scene 12: Our Fears Do Make Us Traitors
Scene 13: And Question This Most Bloody Piece of Work
–Act V–
Scene 1: Confusion Now Hath Made His Masterpiece!
Scene 2: Who Shall Bear the Guilt of Our Great Quell?
Scene 3: Bring Me No More Reports
Scene 4: Angels Are Bright Still
Scene 5: How Now, You Secret, Black, and Midnight Hags!
Scene 6: Let Not Light See My Black and Deep Desires
Scene 7: Fears and Scruples Shake Us
Scene 8: There the Grown Serpent Lies
Scene 9: The Instruments of Darkness
Scene 10: If Thou Speak’st False
–Act VI–
Scene 1: How Now, Hecate! You Look Angerly
Scene 2: The Instruments of Darkness Tell Us Truths
Scene 3: Double, Double Toil and Trouble
Scene 4: I Am Sick at Heart
Scene 5: Embrace the Fate of That Dark Hour
Scene 6: When the Battle's Lost and Won
Scene 7: Much Ado about Macbeth
Acknowlegements
Author Biography
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