Expansive and sprawling - like his stomach - Falstaff's memoirs take the unsuspecting reader into the world of a character so audacious that, apparently, even the Bard himself could not do him justice. Larger-than-life and still lecherous at the age of eighty-one, Falstaff recounts his outrageously bawdy tales as an antidote to popular legend.
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