In this different view of the classic tale of Macbeth, Alan Gillett reflects the Christian era of Medieval Europe while existentialism describes a more modern age of atheism and purposeless despair to dispel the myth that Macbeth was written with an existentialist mindset.

About the Author

Alan Gillett has a Bachelor’s degree in psychology with sociology as a minor. He has written for several newspapers, sang on Jimmy Kimmel Live sang at Nashville talent agency, and recorded many songs. Has has also done public speaking and tutored math. Gillett’s hobbies include reading, chess, classical music, and professional student.