Complete alphabetical list of signatories
Total published signatories: 5595 verified.
| Name | Position and affiliation, or personal comment | Date signed |
|---|---|---|
| Jayda E. Susca | 12/18/15 | |
| Mrs. Kathryn Sutton, M.Sc. | Ralph Sheldon, a recognised candidate in the Shakespeare authorship debate, is my 15 X 1st Cousin. |
10/10/24 |
| Mr. Timothy Patrick Sutton, M.A. | Chairman, Asia Pacific, Weber Shandwick |
05/29/08 |
| Mr. Veikko Suvanto | The evidence for Shakespeare writing the works attributed to him or even being literate is scant; some kind of collective authorship is more likely. |
04/21/21 |
| Ted Svea | Author of the Thorne Blackrose series of books (ghost stories) |
04/13/25 |
| Theodore Svea | Theodore Svea is the author of the play Death Into Diamonds. He wrote the novella The Ice Princess and short stories The Hate Bug and The Death Knell Bell. |
03/16/12 |
| Michelle Svenson | OK |
11/24/21 |
| Mr. Lawrence A. Swack, M.S. | 12/14/19 | |
| Mr. Antony Barry Swain | How could this playwright survive in Elizabethan England without the aegis of important people. |
01/25/23 |
| Mark C. Swain | Owner, Daily Renaissance, LLC (A professional Development Company). Professional speaker, workshop facilitator, and personal coach. Author. |
07/22/19 |
| Lowell James Swank, Ph.D. | I wrote an article about Frederik Rosenkrantz and Knud Gyldenstierne, two Danish Noblemen who visited London in 1592. SOS Newsletter, 2003. |
11/29/14 |
| Jennifer L. Swanson | 09/09/21 | |
| Mr. Patrik Jonas Swanstroem | Local politician, Culture Council. |
11/02/07 |
| Howard M. Swartz, D. Phil. | My father introduced me to the authorship question many years ago, and ever since I've been fascinated with the issue. I think Edward De Vere wrote the plays. |
09/09/07 |
| Ms. Laura Swartz, Ph.D. | 02/12/18 | |
| Ms. Geraldine Brigid Swayne, M.A. | 11/29/24 | |
| Brian M. Sweeney | 10/22/10 | |
| Mr. Daniel Thomas Sweeting | I find the evidence against Mr. Shakspere as author overwhelming. |
11/20/22 |
| Prof. Robert Owen Sweetman, M.Ed. | University of Arkansas |
04/24/15 |
| Brian G. Sweney | Whoever it was, I doubt it was Will. I'm amazed when English professors sincerely proclaim Will's authorship as not doubtable or not worthy of debate. |
04/08/12 |
| Prof. Dennis L. Swibold, M.A. | Retired professor at the University of Montana, Missoula, Montana. |
12/05/24 |
| Mr. Brian K. Swindler | I've had some doubts about this subject for many years. |
09/09/07 |
| Prof. Alexander Sydorenko, D. Phil. | AR |
08/15/22 |
| Prof. Carol Symes, Ph.D. | Associate Professor of History, Theatre, Medieval Studies, Classics - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (theatre historian-practitioner) |
09/17/21 |
| Mr. Ashton Michael Symm | I am not affiliated with any orginization or educated past what the law deemed to be a legal requirement. I am, if you like, a commoner. |
12/24/12 |
| Mr. Edward Thackeray Synge | Probert taught me all I know and believe. |
09/11/18 |
| Trejanna Syquia | 11/18/09 | |
| Jennifer Syracuse | 09/09/07 | |
| Eivind Systad | I believe is more than 1 writer. |
08/19/13 |
| Mr. Sándor Szabó, M.Sc. | Computer programmer |
08/07/12 |
| Camille Szalma | 09/20/18 | |
| Mr. Erlend Nicolai Sæther | 08/19/13 | |
| Ole Thomas Sætre | 08/19/13 | |
| Mr. Kjetil A. Sørgaarden, M.Sc. | 08/16/13 | |
| Mr. Jim Tadd | It does seem strange that one writer could be both an expert in comedy and tragedy, verse and prose. Unbelievable, I'd say! |
09/09/07 |
| Mr. Aftab Tahir, M.A. | It is the dumbest proposition in the world that an illiterate man from Stratford ever managed to write "Shakespeare". |
05/13/17 |
| Robin T. Tait, M.A. | 02/10/09 | |
| Mr. Stanley John Takis, M.A. | As a teacher and academic, and a lifelong admirer of the poetry of Shakespeare, and as an historian, I'd like to see credit given to whom it is due. |
12/28/10 |
| Mr. Dee H. Talbot, M.A. | My studies convinced me that the Earl of Oxford was the legitmate author. |
05/19/07 |
| Mr. Daniel E. Talero I | freethinker and enthusiast |
06/01/10 |
| Harry F. Talkington | In my opinion, all evidence points to Francis Bacon as the author of all Shakespeare works. |
09/09/07 |
| Dr. Roger Tallentire, Ph.D. | Author of "Shake-speared"; Cambridge Ph.D., and active supporter of Marlowe. |
01/03/11 |
| Dr. Mansfield Kirby Talley Jr., Ph.D. | Art historian, author, international cultural heritage preservationist |
07/31/22 |
| Mr. Robert Clarke Tally | Studied at UC Berkeley, SFSU, UCSC, Stanford |
12/04/20 |
| Tammy Lynne Talmadge | 08/27/11 | |
| Mr. Tord Morten Talseth, M.B.A. | 08/19/13 | |
| Mr. David Tame, M.A. | Author, including "The Secret Power of Music" and "Beethoven and the Spiritual Path" |
08/17/10 |
| Orit Tamir, Ph.D. | Professor of Anthropology, New Mexico Highlands Univeristy |
05/17/07 |
| Dr. Edward Tan | 11/06/11 | |
| Prof. Frank Robert Tangherlini, Ph.D. | Retired physics professor; also poet with poem by "Puck" about authorship |
02/16/10 |