Complete alphabetical list of signatories

Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Georgetown University; Reader, Folger Shakespeare Library; Training Analyst Emeritus, Washington Psychoanalytic Institute

Candidate for MA/MAT English, BA Theatre

There may be reasonable doubts.

Earl of Oxford supporter

Retired librarian

There has never been anyone quite as eclectic since him.

It cannot be mere coincidence that so much in the plays parallels Oxford's biography.

OR - Oregon

Distantly related to De Vere; Weir is the Anglicized version

I have read more than enough to question whether William Shakspere actually wrote the plays and sonnets.

Author of "Shakespeare's Conspirator: The Woman, The Writer, The Clues" (shakespearesconspirator.com)

In my opinion, the practically illegible signatures of Mr. Shakspere alone seem proof enough that he was incapable of being the true author.

B.A. in Literature/Writing. Currently working on Masters in Secondary Education/English.

This above all: to thine own self be true.

As an actor and student of Shakespeare, I am extremely curious as to the origins of the works and facts of the author's life.

There appears to be absolutely no evidence that Wm Shakspere of Stratford upon Avon is the true author of the collected works of Shakespeare. An alias.