Shakespeare Oxford Society dishes up propaganda for the case of the Earl of Oxford, Edward de Vere, as the real author. The Library link leads to articles that aggrandize Oxford, and the Bookstore link includes pro-Oxford books. The answer to the Oxford site is Shakespeare Authorship , in which two traditional scholars present a more convincing series of essays explaining why the actor William Shakespeare of Stratford is the true author of the plays and poems. Readers can click on any level of the site outline to go to a specific essay or read the essays in sequence. However, Marlowe and de Vere died long before Shakespeare's later plays were written, and Bacon was too prolific as an essayist and philosopher to have had time for playwriting.
Annotated links are at bottom.
This is part of a larger site of Shakespeare links. Its web site provides a web-based catalog and information about performances and programs at the library. In England, the resources of The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust serve scholars and sightseers alike. Links on the right side of the page include Shakespeare's Houses, About Shakespeare, and Records. Click on Records to see descriptions of the historical documents that the trust owns.