Who wrote Venus and Adonis and The Rape of Lucrece?
Could Christopher Marlowe have been the true author of Shakespeare’s narrative poems? On April 18, 1593, a narrative poem, Venus …
Category: Shakespearean Authorship Debate
Exploring aspects of the questions surrounding the authorship of the Shakespearean canon
Did Christopher Marlowe write Richard III?
Did Christopher Marlowe actually create one of Shakespeare’s most famous characters? The Tragedy of Richard III is one of …
Who Wrote ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’? (or Whatever Happened to ‘Love’s Labour’s Won’?)
Could ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’ reveal the secret identity of the ‘real’ William Shakespeare? Love’s Labour’s Lost is a play of …
Did Shakespeare Write Shakespeare? The Authorship Contenders
If William Shakespeare didn’t write Shakespeare, then who did? By the end of the eighteenth century, by virtue of …
Did Shakespeare write Shakespeare? Debunking the usual suspects
As with all conspiracy theories, the proponents of the Shakespearean Authorship Debate put their theories forward as ‘questions’, questions that …
The Upstart Crow in Borrowed Feathers
Robert Greene’s diatribe ‘The Groatsworth of Wit’ is invariably cited as the first mention of Shakespeare in London, but who …
Anonymous: a fraud indeed
The tagline of the film is: Was Shakespeare a fraud? But is the film ‘Anonymous’ the real fraud? The …