Tom Woosnam on Teaching the Shakespeare Authorship Question
December 22, 2022
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
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Watch Videos From the 2022 Annual Conference
December 7, 2022
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
Roger Stritmatter talks Shakespeare and the Law
November 23, 2022
In a new edition of The SOF Interviews, Roger Stritmatter talks with Bob Meyers about Shakespeare and the Law: How the Bard’s Legal Knowledge Affects
Earl Showerman Affirmed as President
October 27, 2022
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
The De Vere Ball
September 9, 2022
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
2022 Volume of The Oxfordian is Published
September 8, 2022
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
Managing SOF Financials with Rick Foulke
August 27, 2022
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
In Memoriam: Historian David McCullough
August 12, 2022
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
Catherine Hatinguais on Preserving the Oxfordian Legacy
August 5, 2022
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
Bonner Miller Cutting: Behind the Scenes at the SOF
July 20, 2022
Behind the Scenes at the SOF is a new series of interviews exploring what the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship does and who actually makes it happen.
Hank Whittemore and the Living Record of Shakespeare’s Sonnets
July 2, 2022
Hank Whittemore has written a baker’s dozen books with verve and deep reporting. His books have looked at the founding of CNN, cops nicknamed Batman
Mark Jackson: How I Became an Oxfordian
June 19, 2022
Mark Jackson was a marine insurance broker, sailor, and cyclist from Seattle. He was one of the founding members of the Seattle Shakespeare Oxford Society
Julie Bianchi on the SOF Video Contest and Playing Card Symbolism in the First Folio
June 8, 2022
Trustee Julie Sandys Bianchi manages the SOF’s annual video contest. The contest was developed by Tom Regnier, Cheryl Eagan-Donovan, Bonner Cutting, and other SOF trustees
In Memoriam: Warren Hope, 1944 – 2022
June 5, 2022
We are saddened by the loss of Warren Hope, longtime Oxfordian, former editor of the Shakespeare Oxford Society Newsletter, co-author of The Shakespeare Controversy, and
Oxfordian Library NESOL joins the Internet Archive
June 2, 2022
New England Shakespeare Oxford Library (NESOL) joins the Internet Archive to provide online access to all things Oxfordian By William Boyle The New England Shakespeare
A Drink with Jonathan David Dixon
May 24, 2022
In the latest edition of The SOF Interviews, Bob Meyers chats with Blue Boar Tavern bartender and video contest favorite Jonathan David Dixon. Jonathan is
