What causes today's average person to buy things? Is there a psychological reason? In other words, does an unconscious mental "trigger" get pulled? These are the questions that author Bob Boog asked himself, and to answer these questions, Boog first divided all the buyers in the world by their age. Then he shows how the attitudes and thought processes of the "new average buyer" have changed! "No matter what product you sell: books, real estate, cell phones, or women's shoes this book offer...

Using honor, music, and fainting author Robert Boog takes the reader on a journey that reveals the mysteries, myths, and mistakes of William Shakespeare. "As an English Literature student, I found the subject matter interesting but the voice and humor throughout the work made it engaging alongside the key mystery of 'who is/was Shakespeare?" "A relatively short book that packs a big punch. I liked its sense of humor. Very insightful."

Ever notice all the fainting, racing thoughts, and depression in the plays of William Shakespeare and wonder why? In this highly original yet satisfying book on the authorship question of William Shakespeare, author Robert Boog notices details that have existed in the plays, poems, and sonnets for centuries - then makes a surprisingly strong case for mental illness. What do readers of Shakey's Madness have to say?"Despite myself being a person who is never interested much in history...

Looking for a fun but informative read? 'Shakey's Madness' is a well-researched and well-rounded argument around the *real* author of 'The First Folio'. Using academic resources including The Folger Shakespeare Library, Los Angeles real estate broker Robert Boog sets out to prove to us that the real author of the work currently attributed to William Shakespeare was actually someone else. A person who experienced bipolar affective disorder, and this information may help us to uncover the tr...

Everyone still remembers March of 2020 and the Coronavirus pandemic, right? California was shutdown like Blockbuster Video, and while spending time researching watching daytime TV, I noticed several ads promoting, "Latuda". What is Latuda used for? I wondered. Why so many commercials? And most important, how much does it cost? The answer, the drug costs around $1,500 for a 30-day supply. What is Latuda? It is a medication like Lithium and it is used to treat people with bipolar dis...

Is She The One is a love story that takes place in 2011. It involves a hapless real estate agent (Bob) who falls for a strong, beautiful mysterious woman named Sofie who he later learns is really named Roxanne. Instead of being angry about being lied to, Bob finds a woman lying to him a breath of fresh air. The narrator Bob takes us through this tale of romance with humor and straightforwardness. Earnestly wanting to find a life partner and not just another "crummy one night stand" Bob cre...

Ever overhear a couple arguing, and you missed the beginning and don't know whose side you're on? The Shakespeare authorship question is like that because in 2021, researchers ran Shakespeare's plays through computer software used to catch plagiarism in college students. They discovered that Shakespeare borrowed passages from translator Thomas North. So, a new theory is that Thomas North originally wrote the plays and Shakespeare bought them. Then he and his troupe of actors adapted them i...

The Real-Life Mystery of William Shakespeare starts out in the year 1588 and moves forward and backward as it tries to solve the mystery of Shakespeare's whereabouts. It is thoroughly enjoyable, incredibly informative, and a well-researched book about William Shakespeare's lost years. If you thought you knew everything there is to know about Shakespeare, then you will enjoy this book. It is full of fresh thoughts and creative ideas. For example, why does the book start off in the year 1588...

'Shakey's Madness' is a well-researched, lively, and well rounded argument around the "real" author of 'The First Folio'. Using academic resources including The Folger Shakespeare Library, the author sets out his hypothesis that the real author of the work currently attributed to William Shakespeare may have experienced bipolar affective disorder, and this information may help us to uncover his identity. It is a fresh take on the authorship question. It even explains the possible involveme...

Title: Hang Shakespeare: But not DeVere, a True Story Mystery Solved"A lively, heterodox take on the Bard of Avon."-- Kirkus ReviewsHang Shakespeare, has been described as "funny", "fun to read" and a "historical who-dunnit" where author Robert Boog asks the reader why would Ben Jonson, an intimate friend of William Shakespeare write the words "Hang Shakespeare" in the To the Reader poem?" After all, the First Folio was compiled in 1623 and Shakespeare was...

Bill Bryson’s bestselling and brilliantly witty biography of William Shakespeare takes the reader on an enthralling tour through Elizabethan England and the eccentricities of Shakespearean scholarship—updated with a new introduction by the author to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s deathWilliam Shakespeare, the most celebrated poet in the English language, left behind nearly a million words of text, but his biography has long been a thicket of wild supposition arr...

Preeminent Shakespeare scholar James Shapiro, author of Shakespeare in a Divided America**, shows how the tumultuous events in 1606 influenced three of Shakespeare’s greatest tragedies written that year—King Lear, Macbeth,** and Antony and Cleopatra. **“**The Year of Lear is irresistible—a banquet of wisdom” (