Shakespeare Fellowship/Shakespeare-Oxford Society Joint Conference Chairperson Bonner Miller Cutting sent this invitation to the Houston shindig: Bring your cowboy hats and plan to enjoy some
Independent Oxfordian researcher John Shahan has agreed to allow SOS to publish his letter to the Telegraph regarding their August 9, 2009 article on the
The London Telegraph reported August 9, 2009: Tomb search could end the riddle of Shakespeare’s true identity — a sarcophagus in an English parish church
Patrice Thompson shared this information about: Catholic Themes in Shakespeare’s Plays Seminar and Retreat at Jesuit Retreat Center of Los Altos, CA August 17-21 Emeritus
Derran Charleton reported to SOS on the death of Oxfordian Paul Blair in California: It is with deep regret that I report the death of
Elizabethan Review editor and publisher Gary Goldstein announced the magazine is available on the web at: www.elizabethanreview.com In a message to SOS, Goldstein said: The Elizabethan
Shakespeare by Another Name author Mark Anderson takes on yet another ill-prepared Stratfordian apologist who feels he must deny Justice John Paul Steven’s ability to
Skeptic Editor Michael Shermer and Shakespeare Authorship Coalition Chairman John Shahan are scheduled together this evening at 7:05 p.m. Pacific Time on AM 770-CHGR radio, Calgary.
On July 24, 2009, John Shahan, Chairman of the Shakespeare Authorship Coalition, sent this letter to the editor in reply to Michael Shermer’s column, “Shakespeare,
The 2009 joint conference of the Shakespeare Fellowship and the Shakespeare Oxford Society will be held November 5-8 at the Houston Intercontinental Airport Doubletree Hotel in
YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, NY – July 24, 2009 – President of the Shakespeare Oxford Society and executive speechwriter and coach, Matthew Cossolotto, presented a rare double
SOS board member and publications committee member Brian Bechtold opened the SOS Facebook page today at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Shakespeare-Oxford-Society/96412830317?ref=nf. He was assisted by Stuart Green and Julia
Reviewed by Stephanie Hughes My family and I had a wonderful time last weekend at the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival’s production of Much Ado About
Remembering K.C. — Hank Whittemore memorializes an Oxfordian friend Friends, colleagues and students of Katherine Dunfee Clarke (K.C.) Ligon gathered on June 22 in New
A number of articles by the German Oxfordian researcher, Robert Detobel, are available to be read at the Elizabethan Authors site, published by Robert Brazil.
This interview appears in the June 2009 issue of the Shakespeare-Oxford Newsletter. The Crown Signature, a play in three acts, by Alan Navarre, was published
