Shakspere was Shakespeare? Or was it Bacon, Oxford, Marlowe, Derby, Rutland, the Countess (or Dyer?) If they were not Shakespeare, were they aware of the Author’s real identity? Were they involved? The truth of the…Continue Reading
One definition of genius is “that you leave your subject different from how you found it, therefore Newton was a genius, so was Einstein.” According to a renowned UK national journalist, October 2003, “Genius comes…Continue Reading
Shakspere might have received a good education at pre-school then Stratford Grammar School – but we can only presume that he did attend, for there is no evidence, just repeated belief that he did as…Continue Reading
As though in parallel, the English ‘Golden Age’ of literature and embryo new-age playmaking arose with Elizabeth’s deepening authority and the nation’s burgeoning prosperity. Several purpose-built and permanent theatres appeared in the decades after her…Continue Reading
Mark Twain said Shakespeare was not written by Shakespeare but by someone else of the same name. Another humourist believes that “Bacon supplied the plots, Oxford the poetry and Shakespeare the jokes!” In Shakespeare’s canon,…Continue Reading
Shakspere Wrote Shakespeare ! that Shakspere wrote ‘Shakespeare’: he was a genius, arising with other writing talents just after Elizabeth’s reign began, and as Theatre began to demonstrate a new professionalism with the passing of…Continue Reading
So we find that The Shakespeare Wonder is shadowed by The Shakespeare Mystery: accompanied by “Cheering doubters and outraged traditionalists” Shakspere was Shakespeare the natural genius, “an untutored genius emerging from the people” to become…Continue Reading
We may not ‘know’ Shakspere, or Shakespeare as he became, but we can explore ‘facts’ and evidenced ‘assumptions’ and ‘presumptions’ as fairly in this age as fifty years after his death, when the ‘identity’ questions…Continue Reading
Leaving aside seeming metaphysical and mystical analysis, the particular building blocks of this BARRIER, to the belief that he did uncover and make use of in unrivalled fashion the ‘higher knowledge’ dimension, are: that Shaxpere/Shakespere/…Continue Reading
Thirty-two eulogies were printed and published about Sir Francis Bacon when he died in 1626, ten years after Shakespeare. The death of Shakespeare was apparently marked by a resounding silence. Sir Francis, the Baron Verulam,…Continue Reading