It seems that everything known about Shakespeare has already been said, as well as about his works. The authors of this book destroy such stereotypes. They make a bold attempt to illuminate already known facts from the life and work of the playwright from a different point of view, different from the traditional one - from the position of the Cubist vision, through three-dimensional historical space. A man appears before us with two faces that are not similar to each other. One of them is recognized as Shakespeare, a playwright familiar to everyone. In the second, behind the usual features one can see a living person, and not a deity from the poetic Olympus. The book will be of interest to both people who are already in love with Shakespeare, and those who are not yet familiar with him, but who now have a good opportunity to do so.