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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Wonderful PlayBy Autumn McKinney-BrooksLike I say about all Shakespeare: the Arden versions are my favorite. I own about a third of the Canon in them already. The footnotes are my favorite parts about it; and theyre great because I dont have to carry my Lexicon around everywhere.King Lear is a brilliant play; all around. Between the family ties; the love and lust; and just the crazy existential dialogue; its just a great read all-around.3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. The covers are also beautiful; but the play on the rightBy Steve GIm a fan of the layout of Folger Shakespeare Library. The covers are also beautiful; but the play on the right; explanation of archaic terms on the left style is very helpful to the reader and makes getting into Shakespeare much easier.King Lear is a great tragedy. It is very enjoyable.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Old English makes this kind of work essential for modern readers of ShakespeareBy Marpa47This interpretation alongside the original makes for much easier reading; while making the original so readily available also gives one the texture of how the original felt. There is so much meaning and so much feeling contained in this play that the interpretation is essential unless one is able to interpret all the old English terms by oneself. So; I will certainly purchase further editions by this authors interpretations for more appreciation of the many plays of Shakespeare.