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By Linda Theil May 12, 2011

Note: The May 10, 2011 post has been withdrawn by the interviewee.

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Oberon Meetings

For the duration of the Covid-19 pandemic, Oberon has been holding Zoom meetings a 2 p.m. on the second Saturday of the month. The meeting is open to the public. For more information, contact Oberonshakespearestudygroup@gmail.com

Oberon meetings are normally held at 1:30 on the second Saturday of the month at the Bloomfield Twp. Library at 1099 Lone Pine Rd., Bloomfield Twp., MI. Meetings are open to the public. Since the library is unavailable for meetings at the current time, we have suspended in-person gatherings.

Oberon Information

Contact: Send email to Oberon

Oberon members' publications and presentations

Tom Hunter's review of The Shakespeare Controversy, Second Edition by Hope and Holston in Brief Chronicles, Vol. I, Issue 1 (2009) pp. 265-273.

Barb Burris' two-part article on the Ashbourne portrait in The Shakespeare Fellowship's publication Shakespeare Matters
"Comparing Chapman's words in Bussy d’Ambois with Ashbourne portrait images", Vol. I , No. 1; Fall, 2001
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Authorship links

Anonymous Movie by Roland Emmerich
Anonymous: Was Shakespeare a Fraud TEACHERS' GUIDE
Bill Boyle's Shakespeare Adventure
Brief Chronicles
Cheryl Eagan Donovan's Controversy Films
DeVere Society, UK
Diana Price -- Shakespeare's Unorthodox Biography
Earl of Oxford
Early English Books
Early Enlish Books Online, open access through U of M site
Early Modern London Theaters
Edward de Vere's Geneva Bible courtesy Folger Shakespeare Library
Edward Furlong on De Vere
Elizabethan Authors
Elizabethan Review
Feldman on Sackville
Hank Whittemore's Shakespeare's Monument
International Marlowe Society
International Marlowe-Shakespeare Society
Kurt Kreiler's page
London Forum for Authorship Studies
M. Delahoyd's Shakespeare site
Marie Merkel's The First Mousetrap
Mark Alexander's Shakespeare Authorship Sourcebook
Mark Anderson's audio expose
Mark Anderson's Shakespeare-upon-iPod (audio expose free on iTunes)
Mark Twain's "Is Shakespeare Dead?"
Mary Sidney: sweet swan of Avon
Mr. William Shakespeare and the Internet/Sources
Neue Shake-speare Gesellschaft -- German site: New Shakespeare Society
New England Shakespeare Oxford Library
Nina Green's "Oxford's Biography" w/primary sources
Nina Green's Oxford Authorship Site
Oxford Shake-speare Center, NYC
Peter Sturrock's interactive Shakespeare authorship site based on his 2013 book, AKA Shakespeare
Records of Early English Drama
Richard Waugaman publications
Robert Brazil's rebuttal of Nelson's de Vere bio, Monstrous Adversary
Roger Stritmatter's Shake-Speares-Bible
Ron Hess' Dark Side of Shakespeare
Ruth Miller/Bonner Miller Cutting
Shakespeare Authorship Coalition
Shakespeare Authorship Research Centre/Concordia U.
Shakespeare Fellowship
Shakespeare Identified by J. Thomas Looney (text of 1920 book)
Shakespeare Oxford Society
Shakespeare Reinvented
Shakespeare Roundtable/Los Angeles, CA
Shakespeare Underground PODcast interviews
Shakespeare: the Authorship Question, a Bayesian Approach by P.A. Sturrock in Journal of Scientiﬁc Exploration, Vol. 22, No. 4, pp. 529–537, 2008
Shakespearean Authorship Trust/UK
Sidney Lee 1898 DNB bio of Edward de Vere (1550-1604)
Sir George Greenwood works
Six signatures on Delahoyd's site
Verily Shakespeare by Ben August
William Corbett on Lewes Lewkenor
WJ Ray Shakespeare papers
Young Minds Inspired College authorship curriculum based on Roland Emmerich film, Anonymous
Young Minds Inspired HS authorship curriculum based on Roland Emmerich film, Anonymous

Interesting links

Center for DIgitizing Lives and Letters
Map of Early Modern London
Canadian Adaptations of Shakespeare
Word Hoard (Shakespeare et al lexicon)
Original Pronunciation
Clark Holloway's Ben Jonson
Open Source Shakespeare
Play Shakespeare
Shakespeare United 2012
Forest of Arden email list
Library Thing topic: Did Shakespeare Write Shakespeare?
Shakespeare Quartos Archive
MIT Shakespeare Project
Lexicons of Early Modern English
Renaissance Forum
University of Hull State Papers Project
Dana Sutton's Internet edition of Thomas Watson's (1556-1592) complete works
Shakespeare's Sonnets
Monstrous Adversary by Alan Nelson on Googlebooks (Oxford bio)
No Fear Shakespeare
Global Shakespeares (performance)
Henslowe-Alleyn Digitization Project
Stratford's six signatures
Miami University digital collection of first four folios
Mad Shakespeare
Borrowers and Lenders: the journal of Shakespeare and appropriation
Early Theatre: a journal associated with the records of early English drama
Hedingham photos
Matty/Shakespeare
Open Source Shakespeare
Open Shakespeare
Shakespeare Readers Society
Who's Who of Tudor Women -- KL Emerson
Shakespeare Association of America
Shakespeare Lexicon
Shakespeare Glossary (Onions)
Records of Early English Drama (REED) from the Centre for Research in Early English Drama at the Universtiy of Toronto
Shakespeare Searched
Shakespeare Post
Notes & Queries Dec. 2009
Shakespeare Society
Shaksper global electronic Shakespeare conference -- Hardy Cook
Play Shakespeare
The Globe Library
The English Project
World Shakespeare Bibliography by the Folger Shakespeare Library
British History Online
Luminarium/Oxford
Internet Archive
The Shakespeare Papers: Shakespeare by design, a wee bit at a time
Hamlet Works
Internet Shakespeare Editions by U-Victoria and Humanities Research Council of Canada
Speak the Speech -- free Shakespeare recordings
The Onion
Early Modern Literary Studies
Canadian Adaptations of Shakespeare Project
Play Shakespeare

Media resources

NPR's 2008 "Who Wrote Shakespeare's Plays?"
Frontline's 2003 "Much Ado about Something"
Frontline's 1989 "The Shakespeare Mystery"
Dr. Gareth Morgan's Sunday Shakespeare Group at the University of Texas/Austin

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