Posted By Roger Stritmatter on December 22, 2009

In addition to a handful of recent blogs, the site’s architectural features have been developed quite a bit since the last update.

The highlights include the following new pages or sections:

• Forensics
  • Board Certified Forensic Analysis of the de Vere Bible annotations
  • Oxford’s Handwriting Sample

  
  

• Publications
  • My Washington Post article
  • Shakespeare’s Missing Personality – review essay of Shakespeare’s Personality
  • Six Notes and Queries articles on Shakespeare’s Biblical sources, all of them informed by the “cheat sheet” of the de Vere Bible annotations.
    

Up until the present time, I have specifically minimized the implications of the Notes and Queries articles.

But perhaps it’s time to say out loud what I have been thinking for a few years.

Those who still cling to the belief that the de Vere Bible annotations have no connection at all to Shakespeare must, I suggest, come up with an explanation of why someone like myself, a veritable “upstart crow” in the world of Shakespeare and the Bible, could produce the quantity and quality of insight into Shakespeare’s biblical sources that is documented in those essays without having a “cheat sheet.”

I wonder if Dr. Kathman or another of my public critics would care to comment on this point.

Probably not. To do so means to call attention to these articles, and that’s the last thing, apparently, that these folks want to do.

Pity ’tis, ’tis true.

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