Who Wrote Shakespeare
Who Wrote Shakespeare, Kristin Bundesen, David W Richardson, Professor William Leahy, Annabel Leventon, Dr R BarberThe Shakespeare Authorship Question explored through the newsletter of the UK Charity The Shakespearean Authorship Trust. Join our community of Shakespeare lovers under our motto, Together in Doubt!
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It’s Time
Dear Readers,
An actor's impression of Venus and Adonis
It’s annual gathering and conference season. The De Vere Society’s conference held on 12 October was on Hermeticism, a subject I knew nothing about, and it was so enlightening and satisfying I felt my life had changed.
October News Roundup
First item on our October list is the SAT conference on 17 November at the Marylebone Theatre in London followed by a gala evening (sold out we’re afraid). Both the conference and the gala look at the long poems Venus and Adonis and The Rap...
Titian, Instagram, and The Rape of Lucrece
AS readers know, we are preparing for our annual conference on 17 November in London. The topic this year is the mystery of the Southampton dedications and the genesis of Venus and Adonis and The Rape of Lucrece, the two long poems.
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Authors
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Our goal is the advancement of learning with reference to the social, political, and literary history in the 16th & 17th centuries and the authorship of the works that appeared under the name William Shakespeare.
Historian and pop culture geek. Shakespeare nerd.
I am a Marketing Science PhD who helps companies large and small understand their customers and markets. In my spare time I study Shakespeare and the world of Early Modern England.
Chair of the Shakespearean Authorship Trust
Trustee of SAT and also the De Vere Society. I’m an actress, singer and writer living in London.
Director of Research of the SAT, Author of Shakespeare: The Evidence and the Coursera MOOC Introduction to Who Wrote Shakespeare
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