III. Related Reviews
- 2021 SAT Conference: On The Presentations of Eddi Jolly and Earl Showerman. December 9, 2021. “Where I might disagree I can only do so with the utmost respect given her close attention to the primary sources.”
- A Review of Carlo Carlei’s Romeo & Juliet (2013). January 13, 2021. “Just how good is Carlo Carlei's Romeo and Juliet?”
- Review of Peck’s Leicester’s Commonwealth with Download Link. February 25, 2019. ‘By the same token, the purblindness of mainstream scholars deprived of legitimate facts that they are required to ignore or deny, can be highly informative. The “old play” that has long been understood, by mainstream scholars, to have provided the text of the Ulysses and Agamemnon portion (a.k.a. “the Camp Portion”) of Shakespeare’s Troilus and Cressida, proves to be an impenetrable mystery that “may never be solved”.’
- Waugh-Bate Debate #2: the Facts of John Weever's Transcription. June 24, 2018.
- The Great Waugh-Bate Debate #1: Steven Steinburg’s Rebuttal and Alexander Waugh’s Encrypted Polimanteia. February 01, 2018. “All of this said, I felt that Alexander Waugh started off slowly but continually grew stronger as the debate proceeded. He did well. Jonathan Bate, on the other hand, is a much more effective public speaker. For all of his many errors, he probably appeared to the general public to be the more knowledgeable party.”
- Historical Inaccuracies in the Film Anonymous #4: The Cecils did not arrange for the Earl of Essex to be sent to Ireland. William Cecil did not use the occasion to replace Essex on the Privy Council with his son. December 7, 2015.
- Historical Inaccuracies in the Film Anonymous #3: When Edward and Vavasour had their affair, Anne, the Countess of Oxford, was in no position to arrive home to find them together. Etc. September 29, 2015.
- Historical Inaccuracies in the Film Anonymous: #2: During the Essex Rebellion, Sir Robert Cecil did not order the army to fire upon a single citizen of London. August 11, 2015.
- Historical Inaccuracies in the Film Anonymous: #1: Sir William Cecil did not blackmail Edward de Vere to marry his daughter. August 2, 2015.
- A Review of Opus Arte/ Shakespeare’s Globe As You Like It. July 20, 2015. "It is essential to punctuate our various Shakespeare studies and debates with performance of the plays. For all of our glosses, they were made to be played, after all. Without that the rest is worse than useless."
- A Review of Last Will and Testament. March 09, 2015. "One by one, the Oxfordians present not a compelling scholarly case but a compelling film presentation. No one point is irrefutable. The weight of the evidence makes the case."
- A Shake-speare Authorship Primer. January 29, 2015. "I begin with Richard Whalen’s Shakespeare: Who was He? Published in 1994, it seems fair to describe it as something of a standard S.A.Q. reading-list item."
