Resituating the poem as the work of John Ford.

Evidence that suggests Shakespeare did write the plays attributed to him.

Evidence in favor of Shakespeare; backround on Edward de Vere and others who are part of the authorship debate.

Review of the book by Dennis Baron (Oleander Press, 1997)

Brief essay favoring Stratford.

Private notes, book-lists, and title-page inscriptions that evince Shakespeare's reputation as the author of his works.

Covering the library, visitor information, exhibitions, museum shop, teaching Shakespeare theatre productions, poetry, the Folger Consort, PEN/Faulkner readings and lectures.

Evidence in favor of Shakespeare.

Two short sketches: background on authorship; a biography.

Thomas A. Pendleton's review of the Alan H. Nelson book, which argues in favor of Shakespeare's authorship.

Examining the Shakespeare authorship debate.

By Bob Grumman, 13 February 2001.

Commentary on the Diana Price appearance in the program.

The first in an occasional series analyzing a new anti-Stratfordian tract.

Refutes evidence presented in Joseph Sobran's annual column.

An update circa August 2003.

Anti-Stratfordian Peter W. Dickson obtains a forum in The Weekly Standard for his thesis that Shakespeare of Stratford's (alleged) Roman Catholicism disproves his authorship of the works that bear his name.

Refutation of some recent anti-Stratfordian works.

Commentary on literacy amongst actors during Shakespeare's time, and whether it might be used as a determining factor in the authorship debate.

This page is dedicated to the proposition that Shakespeare wrote Shakespeare. Anti-Oxfordian arguments from a traditional point of view.

Analyzes the anti-Stratfordian position that William Shakespeare was too prosperous, contented and bourgeois a figure ever to have written poems like Shakespeare?s Sonnets.

Stanford Report, January 9, 2002.

A pro-Stratfordian position.

Stratfordian article by Irvin Matus, from Atlantic Monthly, Oct. 1991.

Basic article on why Oxford couldn't have been Shakespeare.

A pro-Stratfordian essay.

Presents common arguments for and against Shakespeare's authorship, concluding that Shakespeare wrote the plays.

by Robert Englert.