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[ Aug. 9, 2011 EXCLUSIVE : See below for a crucial clarifying point from the screenwriter of Anonymous .] In our sexually enlightened (ob... -
The story of Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice comes from an Italian book ( Il Pecorone , or The Simpleton ) published in Milan in 1558... -
(Creative Commons image by Colodio ) Readers in the San Diego area may want to mosey down to the Old Globe, where a bold interpretation of H... -
In brief: See this movie. Anonymous is, first and foremost, a ripping good yarn. It also represents the biggest media event in the history ... -
One frequent question I find when giving talks on the Shakespeare authorship mystery is "What was Edward de Vere's relationship with Will Sh... -
Book review of Richard Paul Roe, The Shakespeare Guide to Italy: Retracing the Bard's Unknown Travels (Harper Perennial, Nov. 2011) by Joh... -
In November, I received an over-the-transom email from a businessman based in Texas who had a vision: He was a lifelong Shakespeare fan who ... -
"...A piece many years in doing and now perfectly perform'd." – The Winter's Tale On Thursday night at the Riverside Church in Manhattan, ... -
Following up on the previous post -- which finds Hamlet using dialect peculiar to East Anglia, where Edward de Vere grew up -- it's worth r... -
"Shakespeare" By Another Name first appeared in print, in 2005, soon after Liverpool University Press published an academic biography of E...
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