Exploring the evidence that the works of Shakespeare were written by Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford
The Nominations Committee (chaired by Bonner Miller Cutting, with members Cheryl Eagan-Donovan and Joan Leon) is pleased to present the SOF membership with a slate
James Warren, a retired U.S. Foreign Service officer, has become in effect the leading biographer of the Oxfordian movement. Starting with a revised edition of
Ashland Here We Come! The Conference Committee of the Board of Trustees is pleased to announce details of registration, hotel and ticket reservations for the
The SOF Conference Committee has set a May 15 deadline for new proposals for the upcoming in-person Annual Conference scheduled for Ashland, Oregon this coming
The SOF Spring Symposium happens this Saturday, April 9! There’s still time to register, if you haven’t already done so. There is no cost to
We have great news to share for educators and students! The new edition of The Shakespeare Authorship Sourcebook is now available. Containing resources, strategies, essays and
The Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship’s Sixth Annual Video Contest is accepting submissions through July 22, 2022! Now is your chance to win $1,000! Learn more. In
Registration is now open for the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship’s free international Zoom conference which will take place on April 9. For more information and to
Ben August joins SOF President Bob Meyers for the third installment of The SOF Interviews, our new video series of informal talks with Oxfordians. August,
Part 1 of a 2-part article By the SOF Data Preservation Committee Roll over, Stratfordian researchers. SOAR (Shakespeare Online Authorship Resources, soarcat.com), the digital research
Historian Ramon Jiménez talks about his new edition of The Famous Victories of Henry the Fifth on the new installment of The SOF Interviews. “Since
Two major papers on the First Folio will highlight the SOF’s free international Zoom seminar on April 9. The seminar will begin at noon (US
Dr. Richard Waugaman joins SOF President Bob Meyers for the second installment of “The SOF Interviews,” our new video series of informal talks with Oxfordians. Waugaman, Clinical
By the SOF Data Preservation Committee The New England Shakespeare Oxford Library (NESOL) in Somerville, Massachusetts, has acquired the research books and papers of early
Join Washington State University Professor of English Michael Delahoyde and SOF President Bob Meyers as they discuss Professor Delahoyde’s new annotated Oxfordian edition of Twelfth Night.
