Historian, Academic Philosopher, Shakespearean Scholar
The time has finally come! Volume 1 of ‘Genesis of the Shakespearean Works’ was officially released to printers today. Over the coming weeks it will be distributed to bookshops around the world. This massive academic work has taken me 14 […]
To download a pdf copy of this article, click here: PAPER – Bassano’s 1710 Performance Invoking Angels Sparked Revival During my time in Venice, I meandered through the ancient streets, carefully scanning the architecture. I came across the above coat-of-arms on […]
To download a copy of this academic paper in pdf format, please click here: PAPER – The ‘Early Plays’ of Shakespeare “All the rest of Shakespeare’s vast history, as furnished by the biographers, is built up, course upon course, of guesses, […]
I have seen so many books in recent years citing Emilia Bassano-Lanier as “Aemilia” and “Amelia”, instead of “Emilia”. But, why so many different versions? I suggest, it is because scholars did not take sufficient time to establish the correct […]
I have found documents that forensically date the first performance of Hamlet in 1558, six years before William Shakespeare was born. Soon you can discover these facts in ‘Genesis of the Shakespearean Works’ due to be released in early 2016. […]
To download a copy of this academic paper in pdf format, please click here: PAPER -Antonio Bassano’s 1544 Serfer ha-Refu’ot (Book of Remedies) After publishing ‘Shakespeare Exhumed: The Bassano Chronicles’ I was contacted by a descendant of Antonio Bassano. He told […]
I’m excited to see the first draft cover of Genesis of the Shakespearean Works. What do you think of my Shakespearean lookalike? His features are strikingly similar to the 1623 sketch of William Shakespeare: […]
