Complete alphabetical list of signatories

I find it the most explanatory theory yet. How can a man who before Thomas More, educating females, did nothing to furthur that with his own children.

I have been especially intrigued by the fact that Jola Sigmond, one of the most intelligent people on the earth (IQ 192), supports Petter Amundsens findings.

Professor of English, Griffith University, Australia

An Oxfordian since the light blinked on for me in April 1999 with the Harper's Magazine debate. I have been keenly interested in the developing case ever since

Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford is the most likely candidate.

independent researcher, shropshire

Devotee of the author, S-A birthplace/grave visitor, loved the myth. I sign thanking an open mind and A. Waugh.

Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship

Louis Benezet! Henry Peacham!

Professor of Music Emeritus, Columbus (Georgia) State University; Executive Director, RiverCenter for the Performing Arts, Columbus, GA

Co-founder, the San Francisco Center for the Book; past president, The Book Club of California

Poet and translator, Adjunct Professor, Central Ohio Tech.

Professor Emeritus of Chemistry, The University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS 66045

Merseyside

Certainly a subject worthy of substantive discussion.

Bestselling author of 13 books and award-winning plays, with works translated into more than 20 languages, and many millions of copies sold.

Publisher (retired)

We have the works, now let's have the man!

Independent Oxfordian researcher. No one connected the Stratford man in his lifetime, or at his death, with the Shakespeare works.

British attorney, specialist in emergency preparedness/investigations of major incidents; classically trained actor; played leading roles in Shakespearean plays