Macbeth: The Novel (Digital Download)

  PURCHASE A COPY OF MACBETH: THE NOVEL NOW!     Do you need to understand Shakespeare and want something more interactive? Try our free app, SwipeSpeare! EXCERPT Chapter I: A Desert Place  Fog drifted over the sandy plain, floating along like slow waves. A storm echoed in the distance, thunder booming after each flash of lightning.Three shadowing figures, huddled and murmuring as they walked along, followed each other in rough line. They were three women, witches.To say they were ugly would be an understatement. The first was fat, the rags she wore barely covering her large breasts and round belly. The second was tall and thin, thick beard of white hairs across her chin, long, black robes trailing along the sand as she walked. The last woman was would have been pretty, young with full lips and fair skin, if it weren’t for the nasty scars that mared her face—four lines, as if an animal had struck her with its claws. One of the lines passed rig