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Finding Shakespeare from an Historical Perspective - An Authorship 101 Presentation by Tom Townsend

Finding Shakespeare from an Historical Perspective - An Authorship 101 Presentation by Tom Townsend

Penelope Rich as the Central Muse of the Elizabethan Sonnet Sequence – Matt Hutchinson

Penelope Rich as the Central Muse of the Elizabethan Sonnet Sequence – Matt Hutchinson

A Theory of Mind approach to the Shakespearean Sonnets: was Philip Sidney the fair youth?

A Theory of Mind approach to the Shakespearean Sonnets: was Philip Sidney the fair youth?

The Literary Battle Over the First Published Works of William Shakespeare — David W. Richardson

The Literary Battle Over the First Published Works of William Shakespeare — David W. Richardson

How the Construction of the First Folio Provides Clues to the Real Author of the Plays — Ron Roffell

How the Construction of the First Folio Provides Clues to the Real Author of the Plays — Ron Roffell

“The 1604 Question” and more – Shelly Maycock

“The 1604 Question” and more – Shelly Maycock

Hamlet: another Scottish Play? A drink with Earl Showerman at the Blue Boar Tavern

Hamlet: another Scottish Play? A drink with Earl Showerman at the Blue Boar Tavern

A chat with Oxfordian composer Daniel Steven Crafts & musician Jonathan David Dixon

A chat with Oxfordian composer Daniel Steven Crafts & musician Jonathan David Dixon

The Ox-Tones — Who Will Believe My Verse in Time to Come? Sonnet 17

The Ox-Tones — Who Will Believe My Verse in Time to Come? Sonnet 17

2024 Oxfordian of the Year: Bonner Miller Cutting

2024 Oxfordian of the Year: Bonner Miller Cutting

Shakespeare’s Villains at the Blue Boar Tavern

Shakespeare’s Villains at the Blue Boar Tavern

Heidi Jannsch, SOF Newsletter Editor

Heidi Jannsch, SOF Newsletter Editor

A Groatsworth of Robert Greene with Bob Prechter at the Blue Boar Tavern

A Groatsworth of Robert Greene with Bob Prechter at the Blue Boar Tavern

Finding the True Shakespeare: An Historical Perspective — Tom Townsend

Finding the True Shakespeare: An Historical Perspective — Tom Townsend

Ben Jonson’s Desk Fire in November 1623 — Gabriel Ready

Ben Jonson’s Desk Fire in November 1623 — Gabriel Ready

Shakespeare, Elizabeth and Ivan: English-Russian Relations in Love’s Labours Lost — Rima Greenhill

Shakespeare, Elizabeth and Ivan: English-Russian Relations in Love’s Labours Lost — Rima Greenhill

Shakespeare’s French Obsession: New Historicism and the Authorship Debate — Elisabeth Waugaman

Shakespeare’s French Obsession: New Historicism and the Authorship Debate — Elisabeth Waugaman

Was the Earl of Oxford Bisexual? — Robert Prechter

Was the Earl of Oxford Bisexual? — Robert Prechter

Christopher Marlowe and Francis Bacon: Who Are Those Guys? at the Blue Boar Tavern

Christopher Marlowe and Francis Bacon: Who Are Those Guys? at the Blue Boar Tavern

Essex "Rebellion" Part 2 - The Aftermath with Hank Whittemore

Essex "Rebellion" Part 2 - The Aftermath with Hank Whittemore

The Earl of Oxford’s Italian Odyssey at the Blue Boar Tavern

The Earl of Oxford’s Italian Odyssey at the Blue Boar Tavern

Anne Vavasour & Elizabeth Trentham: Ladies' Night at the Blue Boar

Anne Vavasour & Elizabeth Trentham: Ladies' Night at the Blue Boar

Much Ado About Nothing: Shakespeare Illuminated

Much Ado About Nothing: Shakespeare Illuminated

The Shakespeare Illuminated Series

The Shakespeare Illuminated Series

The Essex Rebellion with Hank Whittemore at the Blue Boar Tavern

The Essex Rebellion with Hank Whittemore at the Blue Boar Tavern

Shakespeare's Notes in Oxford's Hand? Roger Stritmatter at the Blue Boar Tavern

Shakespeare's Notes in Oxford's Hand? Roger Stritmatter at the Blue Boar Tavern

Roger Stritmatter: From Literary Encryptions to Handwriting, a Work in Progress

Roger Stritmatter: From Literary Encryptions to Handwriting, a Work in Progress

Cheryl Eagan-Donovan and Michael Delahoyde: Music and Lyrics by E.O.

Cheryl Eagan-Donovan and Michael Delahoyde: Music and Lyrics by E.O.

Hamlet’s Book Revisited: The Identity of the ‘Satiric Rogue’ Revealed with Earl Showerman

Hamlet’s Book Revisited: The Identity of the ‘Satiric Rogue’ Revealed with Earl Showerman

Words, Words, Words: A More Accurate Understanding of Edward de Vere as Shakespeare by James Warren

Words, Words, Words: A More Accurate Understanding of Edward de Vere as Shakespeare by James Warren

Lyle Jennings Colombo: Two First Folio Poems and Three Other Texts Encrypted by John Dee

Lyle Jennings Colombo: Two First Folio Poems and Three Other Texts Encrypted by John Dee

Ron Destro on The Starre, the Moone, the Sunne and Staging Shakespeare at Hedingham Castle

Ron Destro on The Starre, the Moone, the Sunne and Staging Shakespeare at Hedingham Castle

Paul Chambers: Employing Mathematics to Identify the Real Shakespeare

Paul Chambers: Employing Mathematics to Identify the Real Shakespeare

Shakespeare in Sicily: Traveling Together Through Shakespeare’s Italy Pt. 2, with Dorothea Dickerman

Shakespeare in Sicily: Traveling Together Through Shakespeare’s Italy Pt. 2, with Dorothea Dickerman

Ros Barber: A Thousand Questions Reduced to One: How to Win the Authorship Argument

Ros Barber: A Thousand Questions Reduced to One: How to Win the Authorship Argument

Origins of Literary Theory in the Repudiation of Autobiographical Readings of Shakespeare’s Sonnets

Origins of Literary Theory in the Repudiation of Autobiographical Readings of Shakespeare’s Sonnets

Michael Dudley: Validating the Oxfordian Thesis Using Theories of Knowledge, Justification &Truth

Michael Dudley: Validating the Oxfordian Thesis Using Theories of Knowledge, Justification &Truth

Shakespeare Authorship Q&A - Everything You Always Wanted To Know

Shakespeare Authorship Q&A - Everything You Always Wanted To Know

Michael Dudley on the Shakespeare Authorship Question and Philosophy

Michael Dudley on the Shakespeare Authorship Question and Philosophy

Shakespeare, Nashe, Greene, & Peele: Robert Prechter on Oxford's Voices

Shakespeare, Nashe, Greene, & Peele: Robert Prechter on Oxford's Voices

Cracking open Shakespeare's First Folio at the Blue Boar Tavern

Cracking open Shakespeare's First Folio at the Blue Boar Tavern

2 Lawyers and 2 Theatre People Walk into the Blue Boar Tavern

2 Lawyers and 2 Theatre People Walk into the Blue Boar Tavern

Who Really Wrote Shakespeare? Shakespeare Authorship 101

Who Really Wrote Shakespeare? Shakespeare Authorship 101

Gabriel Harvey, Penelope Rich, Fulke Greville, & Philip Sidney at The Blue Boar Tavern

Gabriel Harvey, Penelope Rich, Fulke Greville, & Philip Sidney at The Blue Boar Tavern

Pseudonyms and Allonyms in the Renaissance and Today

Pseudonyms and Allonyms in the Renaissance and Today

The University Wits and Fisher's Folly Fellows at the Blue Boar Tavern

The University Wits and Fisher's Folly Fellows at the Blue Boar Tavern

Elizabeth Winkler on How Doubting Shakespeare Became the Biggest Taboo in Literature

Elizabeth Winkler on How Doubting Shakespeare Became the Biggest Taboo in Literature

Talking with Geir Uthaug about The Battle for Shakespeare's Identity

Talking with Geir Uthaug about The Battle for Shakespeare's Identity

Shelly Maycock — The Folio 400 and the Shakespeare Industrial Complex

Shelly Maycock — The Folio 400 and the Shakespeare Industrial Complex

Gabriel Ready — The First Folio: A Short History of Fixing

Gabriel Ready — The First Folio: A Short History of Fixing

What Shakespeare Teaches Us about Psychological Complexity with Richard Waugaman

What Shakespeare Teaches Us about Psychological Complexity with Richard Waugaman

Shakespeare's Cue

Shakespeare's Cue

Portrait of Illusions

Portrait of Illusions

Strange Curves In The Droeshout

Strange Curves In The Droeshout

The Hanged Man

The Hanged Man

The Filthy Folio

The Filthy Folio

Hark, the Fine First Folio Sings! (Shaxper's Lament)

Hark, the Fine First Folio Sings! (Shaxper's Lament)

Finding Shakespeare

Finding Shakespeare

An interview with Phoebe Nir

An interview with Phoebe Nir

Shakespeare Suppressed: an interview with Katherine Chiljan

Shakespeare Suppressed: an interview with Katherine Chiljan

A Gen Z Approach to the Shakespeare Authorship Question

A Gen Z Approach to the Shakespeare Authorship Question

Behind the Scenes with Earl Showerman

Behind the Scenes with Earl Showerman

Editing the SOF Newsletter with Alex McNeil

Editing the SOF Newsletter with Alex McNeil

Creating Conferences with Don Rubin

Creating Conferences with Don Rubin

Tom Woosnam on Teaching the Shakespeare Authorship Debate

Tom Woosnam on Teaching the Shakespeare Authorship Debate

Bonner Cutting – The Portrait That Time Forgot

Bonner Cutting – The Portrait That Time Forgot

Dorothea Dickerman – The Roar of the Mouse: Anne Cecil de Vere & What She Tells Us About Shakespeare

Dorothea Dickerman – The Roar of the Mouse: Anne Cecil de Vere & What She Tells Us About Shakespeare

Tongue-tied by Authorities: Library of Congress Vocabularies & the Shakespeare Authorship Question

Tongue-tied by Authorities: Library of Congress Vocabularies & the Shakespeare Authorship Question

Tom Woosnam – Teaching the Shakespeare Authorship Question

Tom Woosnam – Teaching the Shakespeare Authorship Question

Jim Warren – Foundations of the Oxfordian Claim

Jim Warren – Foundations of the Oxfordian Claim

Cheryl Eagan-Donovan – Henslowe, Alleyn, Burbage and Shakespeare: Staging the Myth

Cheryl Eagan-Donovan – Henslowe, Alleyn, Burbage and Shakespeare: Staging the Myth

Roger Stritmatter talks Shakespeare and the Law

Roger Stritmatter talks Shakespeare and the Law

Managing SOF Financials with Rick Foulke

Managing SOF Financials with Rick Foulke

Catherine Hatinguais: Preserving the Oxfordian Legacy

Catherine Hatinguais: Preserving the Oxfordian Legacy

Bonner Miller Cutting: Behind the Scenes at the SOF

Bonner Miller Cutting: Behind the Scenes at the SOF

Hank Whittemore and the Living Record of Shakespeare's Sonnets

Hank Whittemore and the Living Record of Shakespeare's Sonnets

Julie Bianchi on the SOF Video Contest and Playing Card Symbolism in the First Folio

Julie Bianchi on the SOF Video Contest and Playing Card Symbolism in the First Folio

A drink with Jonathan David Dixon

A drink with Jonathan David Dixon

James Warren's Shakespeare Revolution

James Warren's Shakespeare Revolution

Katherine Chiljan – The First Folio Fraud

Katherine Chiljan – The First Folio Fraud

Roger Stritmatter – Poetic Form As Code in the First Folio

Roger Stritmatter – Poetic Form As Code in the First Folio

Cheryl Eagan-Donovan – A London Research Trip Report

Cheryl Eagan-Donovan – A London Research Trip Report

James A. Warren – Building An Oxfordian Library

James A. Warren – Building An Oxfordian Library

Michael Delahoyde – When Shall We Laugh in Oxford’s Merchant of Venice? Never.

Michael Delahoyde – When Shall We Laugh in Oxford’s Merchant of Venice? Never.

Shakespeare Authorship Symposium Spring 2022 Session 2

Shakespeare Authorship Symposium Spring 2022 Session 2

Shakespeare Authorship Symposium Spring 2022 Session 1

Shakespeare Authorship Symposium Spring 2022 Session 1

Roger Stritmatter – Witty Numbers: Ben Jonson’s Shakespeare First Folio Jest in Focus

Roger Stritmatter – Witty Numbers: Ben Jonson’s Shakespeare First Folio Jest in Focus

The New Shakespeare Authorship Sourcebook with Roger Stritmatter

The New Shakespeare Authorship Sourcebook with Roger Stritmatter

Oxfordian virtual pub The Blue Boar Tavern opens its doors

Oxfordian virtual pub The Blue Boar Tavern opens its doors

Ramon Jiménez talks to Bob Meyers about Shakespeare's "The Famous Victories of Henry the Fifth"

Ramon Jiménez talks to Bob Meyers about Shakespeare's "The Famous Victories of Henry the Fifth"

Richard Waugaman talks to Bob Meyers about Henry VIII and Falstaff

Richard Waugaman talks to Bob Meyers about Henry VIII and Falstaff

Michael Delahoyde talks to Bob Meyers about Twelfth Night epiphanies

Michael Delahoyde talks to Bob Meyers about Twelfth Night epiphanies

William Boyle — Misprision or Bust: Why One Word, in One Sonnet, Matters

William Boyle — Misprision or Bust: Why One Word, in One Sonnet, Matters

Richard M. Waugaman — Oxford Translated Boccaccio’s "Decameron”

Richard M. Waugaman — Oxford Translated Boccaccio’s "Decameron”

Bob Meyers – An introduction to books, websites, videos and podcasts relating to Oxfordian studies

Bob Meyers – An introduction to books, websites, videos and podcasts relating to Oxfordian studies

John Shahan — The Declaration of Reasonable Doubt

John Shahan — The Declaration of Reasonable Doubt

Elisabeth P. Waugaman — French Academics and Shakespeare

Elisabeth P. Waugaman — French Academics and Shakespeare

Ben August – Oxford’s 1565 volume on the Greek and Persian Wars: "Delle Guerre de Greci et de Persi”

Ben August – Oxford’s 1565 volume on the Greek and Persian Wars: "Delle Guerre de Greci et de Persi”

James Warren – The Greatest Literary Deception in Literary History? A Contrarian’s View of 1623

James Warren – The Greatest Literary Deception in Literary History? A Contrarian’s View of 1623

Michael Dudley — Stratfordian Epistemology and the Ethics of Belief

Michael Dudley — Stratfordian Epistemology and the Ethics of Belief

Michael Delahoyde — Epiphanies Whilst Editing an Oxfordian Twelfth Night

Michael Delahoyde — Epiphanies Whilst Editing an Oxfordian Twelfth Night

Katherine Chiljan — A Newly discovered portrait of Oxford’s sister, Lady Mary Vere

Katherine Chiljan — A Newly discovered portrait of Oxford’s sister, Lady Mary Vere

Panel Discussion: Thomas North and Edward de Vere

Panel Discussion: Thomas North and Edward de Vere

Roger Stritmatter – A Kingdom for a Mirth: Shakespeare’s Fatal Cleopatra & the Authorship Question

Roger Stritmatter – A Kingdom for a Mirth: Shakespeare’s Fatal Cleopatra & the Authorship Question

Earl Showerman – Classical Mythopoetic Profusion in "The Lamentable Tragedy of Titus Andronicus”

Earl Showerman – Classical Mythopoetic Profusion in "The Lamentable Tragedy of Titus Andronicus”

Shakespeare Authorship Symposium Saturday Session 2 Full Event, Fall 2021

Shakespeare Authorship Symposium Saturday Session 2 Full Event, Fall 2021

Shakespeare Authorship Symposium Saturday Session 1 Full Event, Fall 2021

Shakespeare Authorship Symposium Saturday Session 1 Full Event, Fall 2021

Shakespeare Authorship Symposium Friday Session Full Event, Fall 2021

Shakespeare Authorship Symposium Friday Session Full Event, Fall 2021

Why there is a Shakespeare Authorship Question by Keir Cutler

Why there is a Shakespeare Authorship Question by Keir Cutler

Great Writers Write Themselves by Mark Alexander

Great Writers Write Themselves by Mark Alexander

Two Handfulls or Shake-Speare is Timeless by Christopher Carolan

Two Handfulls or Shake-Speare is Timeless by Christopher Carolan

Shakespeare She Wrote by Marty Lawton

Shakespeare She Wrote by Marty Lawton

Confessions of a Shakespeare Biographer by Linda Muhlhausen

Confessions of a Shakespeare Biographer by Linda Muhlhausen

Look out for the Snag! by Phoebe Nir

Look out for the Snag! by Phoebe Nir

Schrödinger's Bard in a Box by Frank Lawler

Schrödinger's Bard in a Box by Frank Lawler

The Tale of Wondrous William by Thomas Price

The Tale of Wondrous William by Thomas Price

What Does it Matter Who Wrote the Works of Shakespeare? by Jonathan Dixon

What Does it Matter Who Wrote the Works of Shakespeare? by Jonathan Dixon

Manuscript Circulation Panel — Cheryl Eagan-Donovan, Roger Stritmatter, and Kevin Gilvary

Manuscript Circulation Panel — Cheryl Eagan-Donovan, Roger Stritmatter, and Kevin Gilvary

Oxfordian Publications Panel — James Warren, Kevin Gilvary, Roger Stritmatter & Earl Showerman

Oxfordian Publications Panel — James Warren, Kevin Gilvary, Roger Stritmatter & Earl Showerman

Michael Dudley — The Stratfordian Belief System, Epistemic Injustice, and Academic Freedom

Michael Dudley — The Stratfordian Belief System, Epistemic Injustice, and Academic Freedom

Shakespeare in Northern Italy: Travelling Together Through Shakespeare’s Italy Part I

Shakespeare in Northern Italy: Travelling Together Through Shakespeare’s Italy Part I

SOF Spring International Online Symposium 2021

SOF Spring International Online Symposium 2021

Kevin Gilvary — 21st Century Fictional Biographies of Shakespeare

Kevin Gilvary — 21st Century Fictional Biographies of Shakespeare

James A. Warren — The Oxfordian Movement and Academia

James A. Warren — The Oxfordian Movement and Academia

Bonner Miller Cutting – Reasonable Doubt About Shakespeare?

Bonner Miller Cutting – Reasonable Doubt About Shakespeare?

Sky Gilbert — Shakespeare Beyond Science: When Poetry Was the World

Sky Gilbert — Shakespeare Beyond Science: When Poetry Was the World

Oxfordian of the Year (2020 Shakespeare Authorship Symposium)

Oxfordian of the Year (2020 Shakespeare Authorship Symposium)

Remembering Tom Regnier (2020 Shakespeare Authorship Symposium)

Remembering Tom Regnier (2020 Shakespeare Authorship Symposium)

2020 Video Contest Winners Announcement w/ Julie Bianchi

2020 Video Contest Winners Announcement w/ Julie Bianchi

Don Ostrowski — A Comparison of the Shakespeare and Kurbskii Authorship Controversies

Don Ostrowski — A Comparison of the Shakespeare and Kurbskii Authorship Controversies

Bryan H. Wildenthal — Early Authorship Doubts: The Oxfordian Connections

Bryan H. Wildenthal — Early Authorship Doubts: The Oxfordian Connections

Don't Quill the Messenger Live w/ Earl Showerman (2020 Shakespeare Authorship Symposium)

Don't Quill the Messenger Live w/ Earl Showerman (2020 Shakespeare Authorship Symposium)

Katherine Chiljan — Lord Prospero in The Tempest and Lord Prospero Visconti

Katherine Chiljan — Lord Prospero in The Tempest and Lord Prospero Visconti

Steven Sabel — The Mentors to Genius

Steven Sabel — The Mentors to Genius

Cheryl Eagan-Donovan — Shakespeare Auteur: Creating Authentic Characters for the Screen

Cheryl Eagan-Donovan — Shakespeare Auteur: Creating Authentic Characters for the Screen

Mark Andre Alexander — Stratfordian Blind Spots

Mark Andre Alexander — Stratfordian Blind Spots

James A. Warren — J. Thomas Looney’s Difficult Task

James A. Warren — J. Thomas Looney’s Difficult Task

Earl Showerman — Shakespeare and Politics from the 16th to the 21st Centuries

Earl Showerman — Shakespeare and Politics from the 16th to the 21st Centuries

Shakespeare Authorship Symposium - Saturday AM

Shakespeare Authorship Symposium - Saturday AM

Shakespeare Authorship Symposium - Saturday PM

Shakespeare Authorship Symposium - Saturday PM

Shakespeare Authorship Symposium - Friday

Shakespeare Authorship Symposium - Friday

Heward Wilkinson — Oxfordians Need to Become Post-Modernists

Heward Wilkinson — Oxfordians Need to Become Post-Modernists

Richard Waugaman — Did Shakspere Write Shake-Speare? Internal and External Meanings of Pen Names

Richard Waugaman — Did Shakspere Write Shake-Speare? Internal and External Meanings of Pen Names

Roger Stritmatter — Discovering Shakespeare’s Bible: Rebel Grad Student to Marginalized Professor

Roger Stritmatter — Discovering Shakespeare’s Bible: Rebel Grad Student to Marginalized Professor

Bonner Miller Cutting — Profiling the Author: Will the Real Shakespeare Please Stand Up?

Bonner Miller Cutting — Profiling the Author: Will the Real Shakespeare Please Stand Up?

Tom Regnier — Justice Stevens, the Law of Evidence, and the Shakespeare Authorship Question

Tom Regnier — Justice Stevens, the Law of Evidence, and the Shakespeare Authorship Question

Cheryl Eagan-Donovan — “Nothing Is Truer Than Truth”: Every Author’s Life Tells a Story

Cheryl Eagan-Donovan — “Nothing Is Truer Than Truth”: Every Author’s Life Tells a Story

James Warren — J. Thomas Looney & the Most Revolutionary Book in the History of Shakespeare Studies

James Warren — J. Thomas Looney & the Most Revolutionary Book in the History of Shakespeare Studies

Tom Regnier & Alex McNeil — In Memoriam: Justice John Paul Stevens, U.S. Supreme Court

Tom Regnier & Alex McNeil — In Memoriam: Justice John Paul Stevens, U.S. Supreme Court

Bonner Cutting — Connecting the Dots: How Shakspere Became Shakespeare

Bonner Cutting — Connecting the Dots: How Shakspere Became Shakespeare

Bob Meyers — Was It Really William?

Bob Meyers — Was It Really William?

Tom Regnier — What Did Shakespeare Mean by “Kill All the Lawyers”?

Tom Regnier — What Did Shakespeare Mean by “Kill All the Lawyers”?

Roger Stritmatter — Oxfrauds, Misfits, & the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust in Shakespearean Discourse

Roger Stritmatter — Oxfrauds, Misfits, & the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust in Shakespearean Discourse

Don Rubin — A Critical Look at the Work of Taylor, Leahy, Florio, and de Vere

Don Rubin — A Critical Look at the Work of Taylor, Leahy, Florio, and de Vere

James Warren — Reclaiming the Oxfordian Past

James Warren — Reclaiming the Oxfordian Past

James Norwood — Mark Twain and “Shake-Speare”: Soul Mates

James Norwood — Mark Twain and “Shake-Speare”: Soul Mates

Ted Lange — The Cause, My Soul: The Prequel to Othello

Ted Lange — The Cause, My Soul: The Prequel to Othello

Stephanie Hopkins Hughes — Why Is It Taking So Long to Get the Truth Out?

Stephanie Hopkins Hughes — Why Is It Taking So Long to Get the Truth Out?

W. Ron Hess and Jan Scheffer — Commedia Erudita and Sinister Politics in 1575

W. Ron Hess and Jan Scheffer — Commedia Erudita and Sinister Politics in 1575

Jan Scheffer — In Memoriam: Ron Hess, Great Oxfordian Scholar

Jan Scheffer — In Memoriam: Ron Hess, Great Oxfordian Scholar

Who Wrote the Works of Shake speare?

Who Wrote the Works of Shake speare?

The Author of My Imagination

The Author of My Imagination

Un-Masqued

Un-Masqued

The Droeshout Portrait

The Droeshout Portrait

Oxford Is Hamlet

Oxford Is Hamlet

A Controversy Arose

A Controversy Arose

Detecting the Mystery

Detecting the Mystery

The Shakespeare Authorship Puzzle

The Shakespeare Authorship Puzzle

QUESTION Everything

QUESTION Everything

Is The Shakespeare Authorship Question Classist?

Is The Shakespeare Authorship Question Classist?

Who Really Wrote Shakespeare?

Who Really Wrote Shakespeare?

The Brave Little Shakespeare

The Brave Little Shakespeare

Ode to Shakespeare

Ode to Shakespeare

With The Mind I Will Be Seen

With The Mind I Will Be Seen

A Controversy A Rose

A Controversy A Rose

Shakespeare Doubters are Crazy

Shakespeare Doubters are Crazy

Mark Twain Jar: Who Wrote Shakespeare?

Mark Twain Jar: Who Wrote Shakespeare?

Katherine Chiljan — Oxford’s First Posthumous Defamation

Katherine Chiljan — Oxford’s First Posthumous Defamation

Kevin Gilvary — The Origins of the Curtain Theatre in 1577-78

Kevin Gilvary — The Origins of the Curtain Theatre in 1577-78

Steven Sabel — 'Translating' the Bard to Modern English Corrupts Performance & Conceals the Author

Steven Sabel — 'Translating' the Bard to Modern English Corrupts Performance & Conceals the Author

Bonner Cutting — Alas Poor Anne: The Second Best Bed in Historical Context

Bonner Cutting — Alas Poor Anne: The Second Best Bed in Historical Context

Julie Sandys Bianchi — Twins Separated at Birth? A Cultural and Genealogical Look at Two Identities

Julie Sandys Bianchi — Twins Separated at Birth? A Cultural and Genealogical Look at Two Identities

Mark Alexander — The Grand Jury Indictment for the Crime of Writing the Shakespeare Plays and Poems

Mark Alexander — The Grand Jury Indictment for the Crime of Writing the Shakespeare Plays and Poems

Theresa Lauricella — 'I Took Thee For Thy Better': The Prestige of Polonius

Theresa Lauricella — 'I Took Thee For Thy Better': The Prestige of Polonius

Roger Stritmatter — 'He That Takes the Pain to Pen the Book': The Poetry of the 17th Earl of Oxford

Roger Stritmatter — 'He That Takes the Pain to Pen the Book': The Poetry of the 17th Earl of Oxford

James Warren — J. Thomas Looney: An Unknown Fighter

James Warren — J. Thomas Looney: An Unknown Fighter

Wally Hurst — Why the Author ‘Shakespeare’ Is Responsible for Both World Wars

Wally Hurst — Why the Author ‘Shakespeare’ Is Responsible for Both World Wars

Who Was the Dark Lady of the Sonnets? A Debate with Katherine Chiljan, Hank Whittemore & John Hamill

Who Was the Dark Lady of the Sonnets? A Debate with Katherine Chiljan, Hank Whittemore & John Hamill

Richard Waugaman — An Oxfreudian in Academia: Reflections on Entering the Mainstream

Richard Waugaman — An Oxfreudian in Academia: Reflections on Entering the Mainstream

Michael Dudley — The Bard Identity: Becoming an Oxfordian

Michael Dudley — The Bard Identity: Becoming an Oxfordian

Cheryl Eagan-Donovan — Looney, Ganymede, and the Lively Lark

Cheryl Eagan-Donovan — Looney, Ganymede, and the Lively Lark

Elisabeth Waugaman — French Cultural Influences on Shakespeare

Elisabeth Waugaman — French Cultural Influences on Shakespeare

Wally Hurst — Academic Freedom, English Professors, and the Shakespeare Authorship Question

Wally Hurst — Academic Freedom, English Professors, and the Shakespeare Authorship Question

Bonner Cutting — Edward de Vere’s Tin Letters

Bonner Cutting — Edward de Vere’s Tin Letters

Tom Regnier — 60th Anniversary of the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship

Tom Regnier — 60th Anniversary of the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship

John Hamill — Antonio Perez, Penelope Rich, and Avisa

John Hamill — Antonio Perez, Penelope Rich, and Avisa

Roger Stritmatter — Leveraging the Shakespeare Allusion Book

Roger Stritmatter — Leveraging the Shakespeare Allusion Book

Bryan H. Wildenthal — Early Shakespeare Authorship Doubts: Debunking the Central Stratfordian Claim

Bryan H. Wildenthal — Early Shakespeare Authorship Doubts: Debunking the Central Stratfordian Claim

Andrew Crider — Edward de Vere and the Psychology of Creativity

Andrew Crider — Edward de Vere and the Psychology of Creativity

Tom Regnier — 'Hamlet and the Law of Homicide: The Life of the Mind in Law and Art'

Tom Regnier — 'Hamlet and the Law of Homicide: The Life of the Mind in Law and Art'