The Sharers

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"The time is out of joint; o cursed spite, that ever I was born to set it rightI wasted time, and now doth time waste meO, call back yesterday, bid time return"..William Shakespeare"What nourishes me destroys meCut is the branch that might have grown full straight"Christopher Marlowe"It is the word. The word is everything"Richard AllenTHE SHARERS:Mutilated bodies dumped in theatre alleys, their hearts ripped outSimilar violent murders spanning nearly 500 yearsChristopher Marlowe's 16th century diary beginning as a youth detailing his secret education with William Shakespeare; a diary he kept until the day of Marlowe's own violent murderAll these elements have a profound impact on the lives of 20th Century actors Megan Christopher, a promising young actress, and Richard Allen the most famous Shakespearian actor of his generation.Set against the backdrop of the 1990's Broadway theatre scene, murders, treachery and madness continue until the reason is unearthed and the carnage can finally cease.M.N.Quirk is the author of 30 novels in another genre under the name Mary Anderson

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M.N.Quirk, (Mary Nell Quirk) is a native New Yorker who has lived her entire life in Manhattan within twenty blocks of where she grew up. During childhood growing up in a Harlem tenement she spent all her free time at the local library where she developed her love for both reading and writing. She also had a love for the theater at an early age although she never could actually afford to attend. Luckily, that local library had a extensive collection of play anthologies and she devoured them all. She spent a brief time acting Off-Broadway until she realized writing was her primary interest. As Mary Anderson, she has written more than thirty novels for young people, many of which are set in New York City. When she decided to write an adult work of fiction, she was able to fully explore her love of theater and spent many happy hours researching in private libraries throughout the city.