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Friday, October 12, 2012
Ros Barber at the Rose Theatre
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Essential Peter Farey
The Death of Christopher Marlowe?
BARBER VS. NICHOLL ON SHAKESEPEARE AUTHORSHIP
Click to hear this explosive debate!
The Marlowe Papers Wins Desmond Elliott Prize!
THE MARLOWE PAPERS: BEST FIRST NOVEL AWARD
On The Marlowe Papers by MSC Contributor, Ros Barber
"remarkable" and "brave"
Now in Paperback! (U.K.)
Raves for The Marlowe Papers
"Marlowe's passion infects the page; Barber's skill draws the fever."
RE: Emmerich's Anonymous Film
Peter Farey takes on Oxfordians and the 1604 question, and, as a result, wonders whether they are backing the wrong candidate. And some important questions all Oxfordians must answer.
Dr. Ros Barber: Rethinking Shakespeare
THE MARLOWE-AS-SHAKESPEARE CONSPIRACY LAID OUT FOR YOU!
Marlowe's Ghost: The Blacklisting of the Man Who Was Shakespeare, from MSC contributor Daryl Pinksen. We highly recommend it!
Poets' Corner, London's Westminster Abbey
See the question mark?
"perfect"
From Amazon: "Rodney Bolt’s book is not an attempt to prove that, rather than dying at 29 in a tavern brawl, Christopher Marlowe staged his own death, fled to Europe, and went on to write the work attributed to Shakespeare. Instead, it takes that as the starting point for a playful and brilliantly written 'fake biography' of Marlowe, which turns out to be a life of the Bard as well." The Spectator praises: "A triumph...perfect." Click the pic to purchase! And click here for our interview with Rodney Bolt!
Marlowe's Motto, Angelina Jolie's Tattoo
"Quod me nutrit, me destruit"
Buy This!
Wonder who wrote Shakespeare? Mike Rubbo's Much Ado About Something makes a compelling case that it was Marlowe. As seen on PBS Frontline and now on DVD. Elvis Mitchell of the New York Times praises: " . . . an inviting piece of film . . . Much Ado About Something is a film of ideas - well, notions, anyway - that are bound to stimulate discussion, an aspect long missing from documentary." Click the pic to purchase! (or rent it today on Netflix!) Click here for our print interview with Mike Rubbo, click here for our video interview. Click here for an 8-minute preview of the film. Click here for a Tampa Tribune feature about Mike Rubbo.
A Photo from Mike Rubbo
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