Authors

Barbara M. Wiggins taught reading comprehension and writing at middle school, high school, and college levels for 27 years.
Arthur W. Wiggins, distinguished Professor Emeritus of physics and astronomy, was a research aerospace engineer for eight years, then taught at Oakland Community College in Michigan for 37 years. He also wrote several science books, found at
www.thehumansideofscience.com
As Shakespeare buffs for nearly thirty years,Good Will: Shakespeare’s Novel Life has been a labor of love for us. In our pursuit of Shakespeare, we prepared in many ways:
            • Made multiple trips to England;
            • Explored Shakespearean venues in several states and countries;
            • Biked Shakespeare’s route from Stratford to London;
            • Became supporters of the New Globe Theater in London;
            • Viewed every theatrical production or video of Shakespeare’s plays multiple times;
            • Visited Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington DC;
            • Reviewed 100+ books and screenplays about Shakespeare’s life and Elizabethan times;
            • Conducted a thorough search of the Internet for websites about Shakespearean topics.

Writing and riding are similar, right?

During our 1995 trip to England, here's Barbara standing in front of the Tower of London. 400 years before, Shakespeare's patron, the Earl of Southampton was on the inside.

Here's Art at Shakespeare's birthplace in 1995.

During our bicycle trip from Stratford to London in 1995, here's Art talking to Bill Williams at the Ship Inn at Grendon Underwood, half way to London. Bill says Shakespeare stayed there and gazed out the second floor window.Love legends.

This is a later picture of Place House, Titchfield, one of the Earl of Southampton residences. We visited there in 1995, but lost our picture, so this is a commercial one.