Shakespeare's Greatest Love
Shakespeare’s Greatest Love relies on historical and literary evidence to demonstrate that William Shakespeare wrote more of his plays and poems for and about Henry Wriothesley, 3rd Earl of Southampton, than anyone else. It also chronicles the evidence that Southampton provided Shakespeare the support he needed to secure his acting company share, coat of arms, family residence, royal commission, life portrait, and funerary bust.
Author David Medina, a graduate of the University of Chicago and Harvard University, has spent more than twenty years researching and writing this book focused on this well-documented but underexplored relationship. David has more than thirty years of national policy and political experience. He most recently co-founded Results for America, the leading national organization helping cities, states, and federal departments build and use evidence and data.
About the Author
David Medina
David Medina has more than thirty years of national policy and political experience in Washington D.C.. He has held senior roles in the White House, U.S. Senate, national labor and civil rights organizations, and presidential campaigns. He is a cofounder of Results for America, a national organization that helps governments at all levels
David Medina has more than thirty years of national policy and political experience in Washington D.C.. He has held senior roles in the White House, U.S. Senate, national labor and civil rights organizations, and presidential campaigns. He is a cofounder of Results for America, a national organization that helps governments at all levels build and use evidence and data. David received his B.A. from the University of Chicago and M.P.P. from Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government.