Horatio and Fortinbras: Performance Length Edition

William Shakespeare wrote "Hamlet", and this is an attempted Hamlet sequel, formatted as its own play.

After the events of "Hamlet", Horatio is miserable. King Fortinbras suddenly receives notice of a letter purported to be from himself, that he never wrote. Catastrophes follow.

Sometimes silly, sometimes miserable, this performance length edition is designed to have a more feasible runtime than the original and abridged version. It is approximately 22,000 words, around the same length as Shakespeare's "Richard II",

Although it's recommended to see Hamlet first because this story has spoilers for "Hamlet", and seeing "Hamlet" first would give greater context, the story is written so audiences may be able to follow along without having seen "Hamlet".