He was that rare individual who had a sense of awareness in both the moment and for all the ages. Bacon was the creator of the Shakespeare works . There's an enormous amount of evidence that's been left for posterity which proves it. We have in the British Library in Bacon's hand his working Shakespeare notebook, called the Promus, which more than clinches the issue. This notebook however, remains uncelebrated as it's consequences can conclude the greatest literary mystery of all time.
Tradition is more important than truth and selling more orthodox books is tradition.
Lacking a depth of understanding from the political challenges and turmoil that Bacon faced all his life, has left some critics to dismiss him as a careerist with a self centered agenda in a quest up the winding stairs of power. This limited attitude along with a short-sightedness in acknowledging his immense literary abilities and philanthropic nature, has encouraged me to present this site. Additionally the digitizing of the immense archives of material about Francis Bacon will now create a true world library so that its contents can become accessible by anyone, from anywhere, anytime and forever. Since Bacon's death in 1626 people from his own country have yet to own up to the underlying truth of his life and royal circumstances. Read about Bacon's 4 Idols.