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
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 147 | Subscribers | Read | dennismccarthy.substack.com |
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The Origin of Shakespeare's Sonnets
Here it comes ...
Thomas North: Playwright
A commenter recently asked about proof connecting North to theater troupes and plays, so here is an adapted repost:
Idenifying the Mysterious Young Woman Who Dominates the Shakespeare Canon
The witty and beloved Rosalind is not simply the main character of the endearing outdoor forest comedy As You Like It; she is, in fact, the most significant female role in the canon.
The Real-Life Wars Between Hobbits, Dragons, and Mammoths
As I have noted previously, the only native taxa found on remote oceanic islands are the great dispersers—those who can travel by wind, wings, or waves. Hawaii, for example, has no native ants, mosquitoes, frogs, lizards, or snakes. The isl...
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The "Rogue Scholar" of Michael Blanding's "In Shakespeare's Shadow: A Rogue Scholar's Quest ..." & author of "Here Be Dragons" (Oxford UP) on evolution. Featured on the front page of "The New York Times" & in many major media outlets
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