Our Editorial Board is seeking a legal historian with general knowledge of Elizabethan and Jacobean law. If you, or anyone you know, is qualified and
The excerpt on the right from the February 1941 News-Letter (sic) of the The Shakespeare Fellowship, American Branch, is a reminder of the how perilous
William Kent (1884-1963) was an historian of London who wrote, amongst other books, London Worthies, 1939. He was also a prolific contributor to the Shakespeare
SOF member Jens Münnichow sent this note from his home in the Mannheim region of Germany too late for us to get the timing exactly
In this article: Grants Program Announcement Shakespeare Illuminated – Macbeth on Nov 10 Blue Boar Tavern – Time Travel to 16th C. London on Nov
AI Chatbots and the SAQ, an update. By Tom Woosnam Readers familiar with the brilliant Stanley Kubrick movie 2001 will recognize the title of this
Phoebe Nir recently posted a 3-part interview series with Bob Prechter on Phoebe_Devere YouTube Part 1 covers De Vere’s juvenalia: https://youtu.be/4yOXFTo-ugI Part 2 covers De Vere’s propaganda
Join Bob Meyers in this latest edition of the SOF Interviews for a fascinating chat with composer and teacher Daniel Steven Crafts and actor, lyricist,
The 2024 SOF annual conference, held in Denver at the Hyatt Centric Hotel, was a resounding success with 82 attendees and 58 Livestreamers. For those
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
