Tales from the Archives
by the SOF Data Preservation Committee Kathryn Sharpe, DPC chair, received the following question from Sylvia Holmes, secretary of the Shakespeare Authorship Roundtable (SAR) and
by the SOF Data Preservation Committee Kathryn Sharpe, DPC chair, received the following question from Sylvia Holmes, secretary of the Shakespeare Authorship Roundtable (SAR) and
Join us in the Blue Boar Tavern on Thursday Feb 9 at 8pm E / 5 pm P for Oxford’s Italian Odyssey. Share a pint with Bonner
Registration is now open online for the SOF’s 2023 Conference in New Orleans Nov. 9 to 12. Rates have been kept at the same level
New Orleans, here we come. The Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship’s 2023 Conference is now set for Thursday, Nov. 9 through Sunday, Nov. 12 at the Hyatt
2022 brings two Oxfordians of the Year: honors are shared by distinguished authors Stephanie Hopkins Hughes and Richard Malim. The award was presented at the
Don Rubin joins Bob Meyers for a Behind the Scenes at SOF interview. Don is Professor Emeritus of dramatic literature and theatre at Toronto’s York
SOF Trustee Tom Woosnam was born in England, where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in physics from Imperial College, London. Tom is a
The Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship held its 2022 annual conference in person in Ashland, Oregon, after a three year hiatus. About 70 people attended the live
Earl Showerman was affirmed for a one-year term as president of the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship at the Annual Business Meeting on September 25, 2022. Also
Don’t miss the SOF 2022 annual conference, happening next week, September 22-25! Registration closes midnight PST tomorrow, Sunday September 18. There are two ways to
By Hank Whittemore (NEW YORK) Edward de Vere would have loved it. On the pleasant, warm Saturday evening of 13 August 2022, in the “bohemian
By Gary Goldstein, editor of The Oxfordian The 24th volume of the Fellowship’s annual peer-reviewed journal – The Oxfordian – is now available to members
Richard Foulke, the SOF treasurer and chair of the Finance Committee, is the guy who keeps us on the straight and narrow. A graduate of
David McCullough, one of America’s greatest historians, and a confirmed Oxfordian, died on August 7, at his home near Boston. In 1984 he wrote the
Vote starting today in the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship’s 2022 Video Contest: “Creating the First Folio: Foreground, Background, Underground”! This year, there are three topic areas, and
Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship trustee Catherine Hatinguais talks with Bob Meyers about her work with the SOF’s Data Preservation Committee (DPC), a group of volunteers dedicated
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