The Oxfordian Turns 22, Showcases Scholarly Breakthroughs
Newest Annual Volume Notes Academic Advances by Oxfordian Scholars and Shows That Shakespeare’s First Play Dates to the 1560s The latest issue of the Shakespeare
Newest Annual Volume Notes Academic Advances by Oxfordian Scholars and Shows That Shakespeare’s First Play Dates to the 1560s The latest issue of the Shakespeare
The Sesquicentennial of the Scholar Who Unmasked “Shakespeare” August 14, 2020 — One hundred and fifty years ago today on August 14, 1870, John
The Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship will hold a free online Shakespeare Authorship Symposium on Friday and Saturday, October 2–3, 2020. The event will be live-streamed on
by Bryan H. Wildenthal Roger Stritmatter’s Centennial Symposium presentation, “Discovering Shakespeare’s Bible: My Journey From Rebel Graduate Student to Marginalized Professor,” is now available
The SOF republishes here, exactly 100 years after it first appeared, a review from “farthest India” of J. Thomas Looney’s book launching the modern Oxfordian
An electronic edition is now available of the groundbreaking book, “Shakespeare” Identified in Edward de Vere the Seventeenth Earl of Oxford, which first recognized Oxford
James A. Warren’s Centennial Symposium presentation, “J. Thomas Looney and the Most Revolutionary Book in the History of Shakespeare Studies,” is now available on
The Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship celebrated the centennial of the publication of J. Thomas Looney’s groundbreaking book, “Shakespeare” Identified, with an afternoon symposium at the National
Stop the presses! The SOF Centennial Symposium at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., scheduled for March 4, got a shout-out on February 18
Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship President John Hamill has announced that the SOF Research Grant Program has awarded two grants for 2020. The purpose of the Research
Free Symposium Will Launch a Year of Events Honoring J. Thomas Looney’s Discovery That Edward de Vere (Earl of Oxford) Was “Shakespeare” by Bryan
August 19, 2019 I first learned of the name Edward de Vere in November 2002, in an issue of The Great Ideas Online, the weekly
Still the best detective story ever written, and now in a clean, modern format. We’re pleased to announce the centennial edition of J. Thomas Looney’s revolutionary,
The 20th issue of The Oxfordian, the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship’s annual peer-reviewed journal, has been published with six research papers and five book reviews, along with
Compiled by Kathryn Sharpe In this issue: SOF works with J. T. Looney’s grandson to put headstone on Looney’s grave Alan Bodell searches house for
January 19, 1931 (republished on the SOF website, July 18, 2017) Eva Turner Clark, the author of Hidden Allusions in Shakespeare’s Plays (1930), became an
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