Exploring the evidence that the works of Shakespeare were written by Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford
The Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship, a U.S.- based non-profit, is seeking an editor for its quarterly newsletter. The Fellowship conducts and embraces research focused on Edward
The Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship is pleased to note the publication of a review essay covering two major contributions to authorship studies in a peer-reviewed academic
Marin Shakespeare Company in San Rafael, California, invites audiences to explore one of literature’s most enduring mysteries: who wrote the works attributed to William Shakespeare?
Avid Oxfordian Saul Rubinek joins us in Seattle! Well-known Hollywood actor Saul Rubinek—star of the current hit one-man show Playing Shylock—will be participating in the
Sixteenth Century House Party By Sara Hill It’s August of 1561. Twenty-eight-year-old Queen Elizabeth is making her annual summer progress in the English countryside with
“The apparel oft proclaims the man.” — Hamlet With the September conference fast approaching, now’s the time to visit the SOF merch shop and order
The Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship is saddened to report the death of Earl Showerman on 2 August 2026. A prolific scholar, former SOF President, and 2025
Erminia Passannanti’s latest book challenges long-held assumptions about Shakespeare, arguing that the traditional narrative may rest more on convention than on solid evidence. Who Speaks
Our friend and colleague, Alex McNeil, passed away on July 13, 2026 following a long illness. The winner of two major awards from the Shakespeare
Only 60 tickets available at the discounted price—reserve yours today! If you’ve been reading your SOF emails, you know that we just learned that a
The Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship, a U.S.- based non-profit, is seeking an editor for its quarterly newsletter. The Fellowship conducts and embraces research focused on Edward
Chock-A-Block Schedule for the Seattle Conference & Other News “Places are filling up fast for the upcoming SOF annual conference in Seattle September 24-27,” according
The Merchant of Venice By Sara Hill One of 13 Shakespeare plays set in Italy, The Merchant of Venice was entered for publication at the
The Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship (“SOF”) is pleased to support awareness of completed scholarly and creative work by its members relating to Shakespeare, Edward de Vere,
Sky Gilbert is very proud to announce the publication of his new book Shakespeare’s Effeminacy, published by Edward Everett Root Co. Ltd. In Brighton, England,
Lyle Jennings Colombo (Tulane University) has published What Counts as a Cipher? The Evolving Role of Shakespearean Paratexts in Cryptographic History in the Proceedings of The
