Links to other Shakespeare Authorship Sites

These are some of the main sites which explore the Authorship Mystery, extensively and in a variety of ways and viewpoints. They proffer links which take you into the exuberance of The Great Detective story. You get the full range of theories, opinions and beliefs, some sensible and conservative, some colourful and provocative, with many so beautifully certain in their judgement about Who is the ultimate candidate?

• Shakespeare Authorship Page
  Much of what you want to explore about all the main candidates for Authorship, but particularly the case for the Stratford man as the genius Shakespeare
  www.shakespeareauthorship.com
   
• Shakespeare Oxford Society Home Page
  This emphasises the apparently persuasive case for Edward de Vere, the Earl of Oxford, and also tells you about the activities and calendar of the Society
  www.shakespeare-oxford.com
   
• Shakespeare Authorship Roundtable
  This is dedicated to the Elizabethan period and its theatre, and is an open-minded forum, with an overview of the main Authorship candidates
  www.shakespeareauthorship.org
   
• Shakespeare Authorship - Bacon
  An introduction to the English Renaissance genius and a summary of the Baconians’ evidence for Sir Francis Bacon as the maybe-author of Shakespeare
  www.sirbacon.org
   
• Shakespeare Resource Center
  This provides a broad range of information on Shakespeare and the Elizabethan period and candidates involved in the mystery of Who wrote the Works, with numerous links to Authorship essays
  www.bardweb.net
   
• The Shakespeare Fellowship
  Its aim, besides contributing to Oxford’s claim as author of Shakespeare, is to stimulate dialogue about Shakespeare’s relevance today
  www.shakespearefellowship.org
   
• Shakespeare Authorship Question
  Authors, plays and poetry – and authorship studies on several of the main candidates involved in the mystery of Who wrote the Works.
  www.elizabethanauthors.com
   
• An Essential Resource – all about Shakespeare
  This covers summaries of Shakespeare’s plays, all his sonnets, a brief biography, the history of the Globe, and essays on some of Authorship candidates
  www.absoluteshakespeare.com
   
• Authoritative academic site and viewpoints
  William Shakespeare is the true author of the Works, this site affirms, and these Authorship pages explore many controversial topics
  Alan H. Nelson Home Page (Click here)
   
• Viewpoints for Stratford and Oxfordian cases
  The Shakespeare Mystery debate continues, here, with updates on the arguments and often contentious summaries for particular candidates
  Shakespeare Frontline (Click here)
   
• One man’s painstaking exploration
  The Shakespeare Identity Problem is spread over a labour-of-love 36 Chapters, concluding that “beyond a reasonable doubt” Shakespeare was .............. !
  Edward Furlong’s Home Page (Click here)
   
• Matthew G. Scarsbrook
  A professional writer, having just completed a novel fictionalizing Marlowe's life and thus collected many notes and documents on this subject. Matthew has now posted this research on his site, including a detailed, easy-to-read profile on Marlowe
  www.matthewgscarsbrook.com

Authors note: I cannot guarantee these links will be live when you click on them - all I can say is that they were when I found them!