The 2024 Oxfordian of the Year is Bonner Miller Cutting, for her many important contributions to the Oxfordian cause through scholarly research, publication of several articles and a book, speaking engagements at conferences, local book clubs and universities, bringing wider awareness to the authorship question, and taking an active leadership role in the Shakespeare studies and authorship community.
Cheryl Eagan-Donovan is very excited to announce the Kickstarter campaign for her documentary film project, All the World’s a Stage. To make a contribution, view
The 26th volume of The Oxfordian has just been published and is available via Amazon.com for $14.99: Amazon.com: The Oxfordian Vol. 26: 9798335863513: Goldstein, Gary:
Shakespeare Lied is Sky Gilbert’s second rumination on Shakespeare to be published by Guernica Editions (following the first Shakespeare Beyond Science, When Poetry was the World published in
Laugwitz Verlag of Hamburg, Germany, has published the collected work of the late Warren Hope in a 200-page volume titled Is That True? Shakespearean Explorations.
On August 20th The Guardian published this article: https://www.theguardian.com/culture/article/2024/aug/20/archaeologists-uncover-shakespeare-doorway-norfolk-st-georges-guildhall-kings-lynn It’s interesting to drill down to see where the idea that “[The] Archway in St George’s
Join us LIVE on Sunday, Sept 15 at 4pm E | 1pm P as Professor Michael Delahoyde explores the original rom-com, Shakespeare’s The Taming of the
Meet Heidi Jannsch, new editor of the SOF Newsletter! She chats with Bob Meyers about how she became involved with publication of the much admired
This series provides in an in-depth look at “Oxford’s Voices,” Robert Prechter’s 24-volume book series which Jonathan Foss called “important to humanity” and “remarkable” in
The SOF’s upcoming Denver Conference in September is now totally sold out for in-person attendance. As indicated in previous announcements, the conference space at the
All Oxfordians will know of the tremendous work Ros has done on the SAQ and many of us were privileged to see her in person
“O villain, villain, smiling, damned villain! My tables – meet it is I set it down That one may smile, and smile, and be a
Join us LIVE on Sunday, August 11 at 4pm E | 1pm P as we explore one of Shakespeare’s most obscure, uneven, and least produced plays, King John.
Oxfordian Elisabeth Waugaman had this letter published in the Washington Post recently under the heading “A new vision”: Philip Kennicott’s June 23 review, “A
The 2024 Nominations Committee was appointed by SOF President Earl Showerman in November 2023 at the Annual Meeting in New Orleans. Appointed were Board member
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Alexander Waugh. As SOF President Earl Showerman says, we have lost a precious avatar
