All The Mysteries That Remain
Dennis McCarthyUsing rational analyses and the latest, earth-shaking discoveries to explore the still unresolved questions in science, history, and Shakespeare
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I've been on a brutal, sleep-depriving research jag over the last few months—and I've been conquering books and papers like Coriolanus sliced through Volscians.
I should be posting on the new finds soon.
Unfortunately, because of the wor...
New Discovery! Stunning 12-Letter Acrostic Exposes Author of a Shakespeare Play
Everything is coming up North.
I have never been one for codes—and never mention them in any of my articles, posts, or books. But like word play in sonnets, acrostics, in which the poet uses the first letter of each line to spell out words...
You Really Want Trump and RFK Jr. Running Medicare For All?
Donald Trump is a one-man reductio ad absurdum of the case for federal control of anything—let alone your family’s healthcare.
Abdul El-Sayed’s victory in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary yesterday was a significant win for the progre...
Did Shakespeare Get a Hold of North's Journal to Write "Henry VIII"?
As has been shown here repeatedly, lines and passages from everything Thomas North has ever written—all four of his translations, his marginal notes in four different books (including an outline for Cymbeline), and his travel diary—reappear...
The "Good" Quartos "by William Shakespeare" Were Really Briefer, Inferior Adaptations Too!
The Merchant of Venice, as it exists today, is, so to speak, really a “bad quarto”—and the masterpiece version of the work, written on a much grander scale both in terms of size and literary merit, has been tragically and irretrievably lost...
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