Exploring the evidence that the works of Shakespeare were written by Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford
The Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship is soliciting applications for the positions of editors of our member-supported activities. The Oxfordian and the Shakespeare Oxford Newsletter are outstanding
On Saturday, October 7th, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm PDT, The Shakespeare Authorship Roundtable will present a fundraiser event: The Mysteries of the First
Just a quick reminder that prices for the New Orleans Annual Conference will increase by $25 after this Sunday, October 1 (discount ends Sunday at
The Graphic and Historical Illustrator (1834) had an intriguing article on the kind of English spoken in Somerset, two counties over from Stratford-Upon-Avon in Warwickshire,
In August, the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship announced publication of a special collection of articles titled The First Folio: A Shakespearean Enigma. Edited by Roger Stritmatter, the
A brand new edition of An Index to Oxfordian Publications, edited by James Warren, was released on September 10. This Fifth Edition is a complete
The 2023 SOF Conference will take place in New Orleans’ historic French Quarter on November 9-12. Presenters include Margo Anderson, William Niederkorn, Ros Barber, and
The peer reviewed journal of the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship has now been published in print and electronic editions totaling 320 pages. The issue contains 10
Two lawyers and two theatre people walk into a bar… That’s the set-up on Wed. Sept. 20, 8pm E / 5pm P, when we reconvene
The U.K.-based Shakespeare Fellowship’s newsletters from the early 1940’s contained many references to the war then raging in Europe. In the May 1943 issue there
York University spoke with Don Rubin about the special Shakespeare Authorship issue of the Journal of Scientific Exploration. Rubin, an SOF trustee, is theatre Professor
To Henry James, “the divine William . . . is the biggest and most successful fraud ever practiced on a patient world.” The fraud can
Dr. Sky Gilbert, Professor Emeritus at the University of Guelph, is offering his online course Shakespeare: Pulling Back the Curtain from October 3 to December 12,
Alex McNeil, J.D., has recently recorded his superb 30 minute ‘Shakespeare Authorship 101’ video, produced by filmmaker Cheryl Eagan-Donovan, which is now available on the
The most recent edition of The Journal of Scientific Exploration is dedicated to the Shakespeare Authorship Question.
The following is an official JSE press release for a download you can get here: http://www.journalofscientificexploration.org The Journal of Scientific Exploration Publishes Special Issue on
