I put up three new entries on the Shakepeare-Oxford Society blog about my first issue as Shakespeare Oxford Newsletter editor now being mailed to SOS members. The first post tells about the contents of the newsletter that includes contributions by Oberon members: a report of the thirteenth Shakespeare Authorship Studies Conference by Richard Joyrich, MD and a commentary on the April 2009 Wall Street Journal article on Justice John Paul Stevens’ Oxfordian point-of-view by R. Thomas Hunter, PhD To get your copy of the newsletter, support the work of the Shakespeare-Oxford Society by joining online . You can preview the newsletter by reading two articles from the current issue on the SOS blog: a letter from SOS President Matthew Cossolotto and an interview with Oxfordian playwright Alan Navarre . Linda Theil, Editor Shakespeare-Oxford Newsletter
a Michigan group dedicated to the study of the works of William Shakespeare with particular interest in the authorship question