Why Censorship Doesn’t Work
Here is the link to Professor Waugaman’s article, as refused publication by editor Taylor on the grounds of being “profoundly unscholarly”: Memoria di Shakespeare-Psychol. Sh. Bio. v6.doc – Google...
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The Conversation
This is a piece of participatory poetry. Click on the image to enlarge and read. You don’t really need to know what’s going on; for the most part, the discussants here know better than to inadvertently...
View Articlede Facto Names
By Knitwitted – Visit her website for more information. Per Handbook for Fictitious Names, Olphar Hamst [Ralph Thomas], London: John Russell Smith, 1868; subtitled “Being a guide to authors, chiefly in...
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Up For Appeal – First Quiz!
Chris Pannell, Ann Zakelj and Justin Borrow at the Stratford “Debate.” Photo kindness the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship and Linda Theil. Lester Grinspoon, speaking on another topic, says that “you...
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Treasures from My Files
Some years ago I read, in one of the earliest issues of the Shakespeare Oxford Society Newsletter, a curious article reporting on a purported cryptographic “solution” to Ben Jonson’s well known first...
View ArticleThree New Discoveries
Although this excerpt of my 1993 GTE documentary interview on on the de Vere Bible has been online for over a year now, I didn’t see it until now. John Mucci, who posted the video, was one of the...
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Who Reads this Blog, Anyway?
Mr. Edward Pettit, looking very literary. By now nearly everyone except me who reads this blog has probably forgotten the Saga of Edward Pettit, the Philadelphia literary entrepreneur with whom I had a...
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Mutant Racism: Alive and Well at the Wall Street Journal
The advance reviews for James Shapiro’s new book, The Year of Lear, have hit the internet and Shapiro has started his book tour, with a big kickoff sponsored by the “neutral” Folger library, which so...
View ArticleNothing Truer than the Truth
Cheryl Egan Donovan, producer/director of the latest authorship documentary, “Nothing Truer than the Truth,” has released a tantalizing preview of her forthcoming film: Read or listen more at Cheryl’s...
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Pareidolia
Image courtesy bookofresearch.wordpress.com This is a the first in a three-part series of poems written under the general title of “Witness.” Each poem corresponds to a description of a state of being...
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