Here you will find pages linked to all my publications relevant to the topics explored on this blog. Here are a few to get you started.

Shakespeare and the Bible

• Review of Naseeb Shaheen’s Biblical References in Shakespeare’s Comedies (Elizabethan Review, 1995)
• “Shakespeare’s Bible Update” (SOS Newsletter, Fall 1996)
• “The Influence of a Genevan Note from Romans 7.19 on Sonnet 151” (Notes and Queries, December 1997)
• “All Seeing Heaven” (Notes and Queries, June 1999)
• “Heavenly Treasure” (Notes and Queries, June 1999)
• “Old and New Law in Merchant of Venice” (Notes and Queries, March 2000)
  
• “Theology in Henry V” (Notes and Queries, Sept. 2001)
• “Ariel’s Doctrine of Mercy” (Notes and Queries, March 2009)

Review Essays

• “Shakespeare’s Missing Personality” (Elizabethan Review, Autumn 1993)
• Shakespeare’s Censored Personality (Elizabethan Review, Summer 1995)
• Reviews at the Shakespeare Fellowship (by me among others)

Venus and Adonis

• “A Law Case in Verse: Venus and Adonis and the Authorship Question,” University of Tennessee Law Review 72 (2004), 307-355.

Midsummer Night’s Dream

• “On the Chronology and Performance Venue of Midsummer Night’s Dream,” The Oxfordian IX (2006), 81-90.

General Shakespeare Authorship

• “Is This the Bard We See Before Us?” (Washington Post, March 18, 2007)
• “Spenser’s ‘Perfect Pattern of a Poet’ and the 17th Earl of Oxford” (Cahiers Élisabéthains, 77 (Spring 2010), 9-22. NB page numbers in this final proof copy are not correct.
  

The Tempest (with Lynne Kositksy)

• “Shakespeare and the Voyagers Revisited.” Review of of English Studies. September, 2007 (published online June, 2007), 447-472.
• “Pale as Death: The Fictionalizing Influence of Erasmus’ ‘Naufragium’ on the Renaissance Travel Narrative.” Festschrift in Honor of Isabel Holden,  fall 2008, Concordia University, 141-151.
• “O Brave New Worlde: The Tempest and Peter Martyr’s De Orbe Novo,”  Critical Survey 21: 2 (Summer 2009), 7-42.

Troilus and Cressida

• “The Tortured Signifier: Satire, Censorship, and the Textual History of Troilus and Cressida,” Critical Survey 21:2  (Summer 2009), 60-82.

Richard II, Part I (Thomas of Woodstock)

• “Richard II, Part 1: A Wildcard in the Shakespearean Authorship Question,” (Shakespeare Matters, Spring 2007).