New Blogs
Posted By Roger Stritmatter on February 7, 2011
Its probably just a coincidence, but since my November post “We need more bloggers,” two new Oxfordian bloggers have sprung up and are holding forth in cyberspace. One of them is my old friend and colleague Richard Waugaman, the Washington DC psychoanalyst who has done so much in such a short period of time not only to popularize the Oxfordian view within the psychoanalytic community, but also conducted an impressive amount of original research on various literary topics, including Shakespeare and the Bible, psychoanalytic theories of pseudonymous publication, and early modern literary numerology. Richard now holds coffee klatsch at The Oxfreudian, where you can read most of his papers and keep up on his blog.
The other blog happens to also be the brainchild of another friend, one of the funniest Oxfordians (or something) I know. Libby’s Knitwitted blog contains a number of surprising revelations, heretofore unknown to Oxfordians (not to mention orthodox bardologists), including her discovery of the 1963 “crypto-Oxfordian” kid’s book, Bertram the Bad. Alan Nelson, eat your heart out.
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