The long awaited sequel to the seminal novel, Let me tell you, joins Mr. Beethoven, The Tomb Guardians and Let me tell you in the Paul Griffiths collection. The book is limited to the vocabulary Shakespeare gives to Ophelia in Hamlet. It is a subtle constraint, but it simultaneously expresses her right to tell her own story and the constraints placed upon her. In this brand new continuation, this same body of speech navigates a fabulous land, conversing with strange characters, weaving tales, and working towards a life of its own.