Exploring the evidence that the works of Shakespeare were written by Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford
The 27th issue of The Oxfordian – the annual peer-reviewed journal of the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship – is now available on the SOF website for
Our Oxfordian community has lost another long-time player from the great stage of life – a real maverick. Richard Kennedy passed away recently at age
“When workmen strive to do better than well, They do confound their skill in covetousness; And oftentimes excusing of a fault Doth make the fault
(For a full update on SOF conference news, as of November 6, 2025, with the conference schedule, brochure, and other information, please click here.) The
“Art hath an enemy called Ignorance.” – Ben Jonson To be unaware of Ben Jonson, his relationship to the author known as
“Art hath an enemy called Ignorance.” – Ben Jonson To be unaware of Ben Jonson, his relationship to the author known as
Under the SOF bylaws, the Nominations Committee (Brent Evans, Chair; Bonner Miller Cutting, Cheryl Eagan-Donovan) is responsible for nominating candidates for any new Board terms
In this latest episode of Bob Meyers’ popular interview series spotlighting the people behind the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship, meet author, lecturer, and SOF trustee Dorothea Dickerman. Dorothea
Phoebe Nir sat down for a zoom interview with Dr. Showerman about his new book, “Shakespeare’s Greater Greek”, which is now live on her YouTube
We are bringing you up to date on the Shakespeare Illuminated project begun last year. Soon the original episodes will be available on Professor Michael Delahoyde’s own
To foster new and original research about Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, and the Elizabethan Age as it relates to Edward de Vere’s
Earl’s book entitled Shakespeare’s Greater Greek has just been published and can be found here. Over the past century, Ben Jonson’s First Folio reference to
By Ben August and Tom Woosnam Here is a request one of the authors (TW), posed to perplexity.ai: This is a true statement: “During the
Quoting from Roger’s description of his new book Ben Jonson’s Unorthodox Poetics “Rediscovering Ben Jonson through Shakespeare’s eyes reveals a craftsman of intricate literary design,
Much Ado About Something: Why Does It Matter Who Wrote the Works of Shakespeare? Was Shakes-peare a plucky glover’s son and boy genius from backwater
Much Ado About Something: Why Does It Matter Who Wrote the Works of Shakespeare? Was Shakes-peare a plucky glover’s son and boy genius from backwater
