Exploring the evidence that the works of Shakespeare were written by Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford 

Winter Newsletter Published: Unlock your copy today!

The Winter 2026 issue of the Shakespeare Oxford Newsletter has been published. SOF members have received the printed edition if they chose that option. All SOF members — and students signed up for free — have been emailed the password for online access.

You too can gain access to this latest Newsletter (if you haven’t already) by joining the SOF. Membership costs as little as $29 annually for teachers or $49 for regular annual online membership.

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The Newsletter has long been a very popular flagship of the SOF, led during our first decade as a unified fellowship (2013–23) by Editor Emeritus Alex McNeil. The current Newsletter Editor, since 2024, is Heidi Jannsch. This latest issue is packed full of fascinating news and articles, including reports on:

  • Exciting news about SOF outreach efforts to playgoers and teachers
  • Articles by Elisabeth Waugaman (King John’s Historical Sources), Thomas Millar (Shake-speare’s Sonnets: Villainous Books) and Jens Münnichow (Falstaff’s Fencing—Shakespeare’s Special Knowledge in Henry IV, Part 1)
  • A From the Archives mystery
  • and much more!

Please note that generally speaking, past and present SOF journals are freely available to all on our website (overview here). Only the most recent annual volume of The Oxfordian and the two most recent quarterly issues of the Newsletter are restricted online to members (or students signed up for free access). With each new publication of either journal, we release the earlier restricted issue (thus, the Fall 2025 Newsletter is now freely available). But why wait? Sign up now to get access to the latest issues! By the way, printed volumes of The Oxfordian (including the most recent, just published in August) are also available for purchase on Amazon (the latest 262-page volume costs only $14.99).

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