Oxfordians vs. Oxfraudians
‘A Fresh Look at Shakespeare’s Creativity: An Oxfreudian Tries to Enter the Shakespearean Mainstream’ by Richard Waugaman, MD – part of the Psychoanalysis Creativity and the Arts Program: Washington Baltimore Center for Psychoanalysis Saturday, 06 February 2021 11:00 am – 12:30 pm via Zoom Discussant: Richa....
Oxfordian critical editions
Richard F. Whalen, Professor Emeritus Ron Draya and Professor Michael Delahoyde have published four Oxfordian critical editions of Shakespeare’s plays: so far, Macbeth, Othello, Anthony and Cleopatra and Hamlet, with Twelfth Night due in 2021. These editions have been welcomed by Verus Publishing and provide scholarl....
Shakespearean Authorship Trust...
Many of you will have watched the SAT 2020 online conference and will have seen Oxfordians well represented by Kevin Gilvary, Annabel Leventon and Alexander Waugh. SAT does not promote individual candidates but conducted a poll at the end of the conference, asking: Who wrote the plays ascribed to William Shakespeare? (....
Multi Award-Winning film ‘Be...
Written/directed by and starring Robin Phillips (aka Christina di Marlo), this documentary explores the Authorship Question in such a lighthearted and entertaining way that it is gathering international awards faster than anyone can say ‘Edward de Vere’. But the academic and scholarly questions solidly underpin the....
£3m for Shakespeare’s Globe
The de Vere Society is extremely pleased to see that Shakespeare’s Globe in London will receive almost £3m from the Culture Recovery Fund. The DVS recognises the great artistic achievements of the new Shakespeare’s Globe since it opened in 1996. Here we can see the wonderful plays of the Earl of Oxford ....
Nobel Prize for Oxfordian
The winner of the 2020 Nobel Prize for Physics, Sir Roger Penrose, is also an Oxfordian. When interviewed in 2014, Sir Roger said: “The [Looney] book made a very strong case – I think I am rather persuaded that … it was Edward de Vere, the Earl of Oxford … I went to see The […]....