Hamlet Had an Uncle

Hamlet Had an Uncle: A Comedy of Honor is a novel by James Branch Cabell, published in 1940. It is the second book of his trilogy Heirs and Assigns. Cabell had incubated a 'true version' of the Hamlet story for decades, and based his tale on Saxo Grammaticus, whose epic saga recounts the story of the historical Hamlet, Prince of Jutland, his murder of his father Horvendill, and his rivalry with Wiglek, the Prince of Denmark.

First edition (publ. Farrar & Rinehart)

Reception

Kirkus Reviews declared it to be "slightly salacious" and "highly specialized nature, for those who like this eclectic type of thing".[1]

gollark: And again, God *set up the entire thing*.

gollark: Foreknowledge plus causing is... causing.

gollark: As repeatedly previously stated, God also caused those conditions, if they are omnipotent and/or created the universe.

gollark: I approximately preempted your joke by several decaseconds, actually.

gollark: I simply refuse to acausally negotiate with terrorists.

References

HAMLET HAD AN UNCLE, reviewed at Kirkus Reviews; published January 15, 1939; retrieved October 10, 2018

External links

Hamlet Had an Uncle at Faded Page (Canada)

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[Kirkus-1] HAMLET HAD AN UNCLE, reviewed at Kirkus Reviews; published January 15, 1939; retrieved October 10, 2018