An interview with Phoebe Nir
Video maker, blogger and TikTok-er Phoebe Nir talks about where she thinks her work in support of the Shakespeare Authorship Question will go next. Recalling
Video maker, blogger and TikTok-er Phoebe Nir talks about where she thinks her work in support of the Shakespeare Authorship Question will go next. Recalling
“Smoking gun territory” Calygreyhound Sometimes spelled Calgreyhound, it is “…a creature spawning from Medieval Heraldry. The Calygreyhound is most commonly shown with the head of
What would have been the motives for the Herbert Family to hide de Vere’s authorship of the works of Shakespeare? In 1920 John Thomas Looney
The author of “Shakespeare Suppressed: The Uncensored Truth about Shakespeare and his Works” speaks out in a new SOF Interview. Scholar Katherine Chiljan has been
Book Discussion: “Behind the Mask of William Shakespeare” starts April 1. SOF members are invited to join a two-part Zoom discussion of Oxfordian Frank Lawler’s
So why does the Shakespeare Authorship Question exist anyway? And what makes us so convinced about the real identity of the author being Edward de
In this Behind the Scenes interview, the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship’s recently installed president, Earl Showerman, talks about his plans for this year, as well as his own experience in all things Shakespeare-authorship.
Debunking Oxfrauds One of the most prominent sites that attack Oxfordianism is Oxfraud.com. It makes no pretense to be objective and specializes in ad hominem
Alex McNeil is the longtime editor of the SOF Newsletter. In this Behind the Scenes talk, he chats with Bob Meyers about becoming an Oxfordian,
Six Shaky Signatures: What’s the Proof That Shakespeare Wrote Them? By: Dorothea Dickerman What if the famous man from Stratford-upon-Avon commonly thought to be the
Throughout 2023, the SOF will be commemorating the 400th anniversary of the First Folio. In her article The Grand Deception of the First Folio, independent
Proposals for presentations at the 2023 SOF Conference in New Orleans– live or recorded — are now being accepted by the Conference Committee with a
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
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
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
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