SAT Newsletters

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SAT October 2020 newsletter

New SAT logo and web site, by Robin Williams

SAT Conference 2020, announcement

SAT July 18 Gathering—A Change of Plan, by Annabel Leventon

Passage of Importance

The Marlowe Papers—Eight Years On, by Dr. Ros Barber

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SAT July 2020 newsletter

Reflections on the “Was Shakespeare a Woman?” Rumpus, a Year Later, by Elizabeth Winkler

Shakespeare Reading Groups—a due resurgence, by Dr. Robin Williams

Passage of Eloquence, from Mark Rylance

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SAT April 2020 newsletter

Bardolph and Poins: On the Identity of Bardolph, by Dr. Ros Barber

In Memoriam: Peter Farey, Tom Regnier (of coronavirus), by Dr. Ros Barber

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SAT December 2019 newsletter

Shakespeare, Essex, and Authorship, a report on the annual SAT conference

The Essex Rising in Historical Context, by Professor Paul Hammer

Marlowe & the Essex Spy Network, by Dr. Ros Barber

Francis Bacon’s association with Robert Devereux, by Peter Dawkins

After the Rebellion, by Hank Whittemore

The Play’s the Thing! The Essex Rising as Shakespearean Drama, by James Norwood

The Essex Rebellion, Sonnet 87, and misprision, by William Boyle

Shakespeare’s Coriolanus and the Essex Rebellion, by Dr. Kevin Gilvary

Latest “Finding” in Authorship Attribution Studies, by Dr. Ros Barber

“Was Shakespeare A Woman?” A good question—or just plain nuts?, a response by Diana Price

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In Memoriam: Dr. John Casson, Rev. Dr. Daniel Wright, W. Ron Hess, by Dr. Kevin Gilvary


SAT July 2019 newsletter

Heavenly Eloquence, by Mark Rylance on John Michell’s book, Who Wrote Shakespeare?

The “Was Shakespeare a Woman?” Rumpus, by Professor William Leahy, including the unpublished response commissioned (but unprinted) by The Atlantic, “The Weight of Orthodoxy.”

Elizabeth Winkler’s Response, by Elizabeth Winkler

A letter sent to The Atlantic, by Dan Law

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