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The Marlowe-Shakespeare Connection: Rethinking the Sonnets: Ros Barber's Groundbreaking Article on Marlovian Perspective Now Available
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The web's #1 blog on Christopher Marlowe. Sunday, December 21, 2014. Rethinking the Sonnets: Ros Barber's Groundbreaking Article on Marlovian Perspective Now Available. To read the first article exploring a "Marlovian" perspective on Shakespeare's Sonnets to be published in a peer-reviewed history journal:. Ros Barber's "Exploring Biographical Fictions: the Role of Imagination in Writing and Reading Narrative ". Is now free to read on open access. Posted by CARLO D. Well argued, well written. Please enjo...
The Marlowe-Shakespeare Connection: Stylometrics and Edward II by Peter Farey
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The web's #1 blog on Christopher Marlowe. Thursday, September 18, 2014. Stylometrics and Edward II. One piece of stylometric evidence which seems at first sight to throw quite a large spanner into the Marlovian works appears in Shakespeare, Computers, and the Mystery of Authorship. Edited by Hugh Craig and Arthur F. Kinney. It is in a chapter called 'The authorship of The Raigne of Edward the Third. In this graph there are 90 shaded circles representing segments of 6000 words each from 27 plays which are...
The Marlowe-Shakespeare Connection: The Similarity Between the Marlowe and Shakespeare Coats of Arms by Dave Randall, with Donna N. Murphy
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The web's #1 blog on Christopher Marlowe. Monday, April 20, 2015. The Similarity Between the Marlowe and Shakespeare Coats of Arms. By Dave Randall, with Donna N. Murphy. A short time ago I was looking up something in Burke’s The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. When I decided to check the entries for Marlowe. These arms are identical to those granted to John Shakespeare in 1596, minus the spear which appears on the Shakespeare arms:. Might this be another authorship clue? In 1602...
The Marlowe-Shakespeare Connection: Ros Barber on the "New" Shakespeare Portrait
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The web's #1 blog on Christopher Marlowe. Tuesday, May 26, 2015. Ros Barber on the "New" Shakespeare Portrait. For Ros Barber's fantastic piece, "Why the 'New Shakespeare Portrait' Is Not Shakespeare," in the Huffington Post. Ros Barber, a regular contributor to this blog and a co-founder of the International Marlowe-Shakespeare Society. Is the author of The Marlowe Papers. Posted by CARLO D. It is really amazing how desperate Stratfordians are to find evidence that links Shakespeare to - well, anything!
The Marlowe-Shakespeare Connection: August 2008
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The web's #1 blog on Christopher Marlowe. Monday, August 25, 2008. On Marlowe's exile clues in Shakespeare: a question for Samuel Blumenfeld, author of The Marlowe-Shakespeare Connection. Sam: Carlo, the themes of exile and banishment, the use of disguises, faked deaths, and mistaken identities can be found in. As You Like It. The Winter’s Tale. All’s Well That Ends Well. There are faked deaths and resurrections in. The Winter’s Tale. Much Ado About Nothing. All’s Well That Ends Well. When Mowbury, in.
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WTF Shakespeare: Fooled by the Folio
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Thursday, June 30, 2016. Fooled by the Folio. The paradigm is shifting. Current Shakespeare scholarship is catching on: "For many in the profession today, Shakespeare. Was not an author with a literary career. But because constructed as such in the 1623 First Folio. And then by subsequent generations." Shakespeare and Spenser: Attractive Opposites. Oxford U. 122 (page link). This is because—during his lifetime—there is no evidence that Stratford's. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). One For the Books.
WTF Shakespeare: March 2016
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Sunday, March 27, 2016. If you arrived at the WTF Shakespeare. Blog after clicking Marlovian.com. Or one of its sublinks), it was because traffic to the Marlovian domain has been redirected to this address while the Marlowe Lives! Website gets a long-needed redesign and update. During this process the domain could be redirected elsewhere temporarily. Possibly the Marlowe Society (England). Or the Marlowe Society of America. Would be interested in a permanent redirect since the term "Marlovian". Some Marl...
Y.O. In The House: February 2013
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YO In The House. Sunday, February 24, 2013. I just watched the Les Miserables performance on the Oscar and I was amazed by all the people who I never thought of as singers. Actors, yes. Singers, no. As an aside, Russell Crowe was not one of them as my friend Kathleen dragged my sorry ass to Philadelphia once to see his band. Today, I couldn't stop singing. I sang "The Witchita Line Man". I sang "Bang Bang". I sang AC/DC, Tanya Tucker, Kiss, and everything in between. A long time ago at the end of a long ...
Y.O. In The House: December 2013
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YO In The House. Tuesday, December 24, 2013. Merry Christmas (and here's why). Merry Christmas to all! I love Christmas for a lot of reasons. Has it become totally commercialized? But right now, I'm talking about Christmas. One of the reasons that I love Christmas is that you can celebrate it for so many reasons. Then there is the purely secular Christmas. There are also quite a few people who do not follow the Christian faith and who aren't at all interested in a guy who lived thousands of years ago...
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Sipping Tea In Marlovia: October 2009
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Sipping Tea In Marlovia. Poetry makes nothing happen." I beg to differ. Monday, 26 October 2009. The Poetry Experiment Results. Its ranking in all books shot up from 413,000 to 735 at its peak, and remained in the top 1000 for 36 hours. It only slipped out of the Poetry top 100 on Sunday evening. Now what shall I do next year? Labels: Material poetry bestseller #1 poetry book. Friday, 23 October 2009. I wonder if you'd help me conduct a poetry experiment. What I love about Ros's poetry is that it is so l...
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Sipping Tea In Marlovia: Gender Bias in Poetry
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Sipping Tea In Marlovia. Poetry makes nothing happen." I beg to differ. Saturday, 13 March 2010. Gender Bias in Poetry. What emerges is that, despite it being 2010, we are still having to go over the same ground that was first ploughed in the 1960s. 15 March 2010 at 13:26. I *would* say that those who dont treat women as (at *least*! Equal arent worth worrying about - but sadly to judge from your post there appear to be far too many of them to dismiss. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Big City Lit (NY).
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Sipping Tea In Marlovia: May 2010
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Sipping Tea In Marlovia. Poetry makes nothing happen." I beg to differ. Friday, 28 May 2010. The first article on the Marlowe theory of Shakespeare authorship to be accepted by a peer-reviewed academic journal is published this week. Rethinking History. A cutting-edge History journal founded and edited by leading postmodern historian Alun Munslow, leads this month's issue (14:2) with Exploring Biographical Fictions: The Role of Imaginination in Writing and Reading Narrative. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Sipping Tea In Marlovia: March 2010
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Sipping Tea In Marlovia. Poetry makes nothing happen." I beg to differ. Saturday, 13 March 2010. Gender Bias in Poetry. What emerges is that, despite it being 2010, we are still having to go over the same ground that was first ploughed in the 1960s. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Websites we enjoy here in Marlovia. Big City Lit (NY). The International Marlowe Shakespeare Society. The Marlowe Shakespeare Blogspot. Mad Horses and Englishmen. Gender Bias in Poetry.
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The web's #1 blog on Christopher Marlowe. Tuesday, December 1, 2015. The Marlowe Papers on Stage. Today for The Marlowe Papers: A One-Man Play. At Otherplace at the Basement (24 Kensington St, Brighton). This is an exciting new stage version of Ros Barber's critically acclaimed verse novel The Marlowe Papers. Which will run from January 26-January 30. Posted by CARLO D. Wednesday, October 21, 2015. Ros Barber @ London Art House, November 14. Will be presenting at the Marlowe Society's. To purchase ticket...
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