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The Swan, er, Cuckoo of Avon - Quadrant Online

Many theories have been put forward as to 'who wrote Shakespeare', with a slather of candidates going in and out of fashion. But they all face the same objection: Why did they suddenly start writing upon Christopher Marlowe’s purported death, and stop writing when Shakespeare 'retired'? A surviving Marlowe -- killed not as claimed in a fight over the cost of dinner -- fits the bill

Sam Kinchin-Smith | The First Folio at 400

Charlie Dupré's Compositor E at Omnibus Theatre

Charlie Dupré’s Compositor E: A hardworking cast do well with what they are given but they, like the audience, aren’t given much.

The best autumn theatre to book from Andrew Scott as Vanya to Nicole Scherzinger in Sunset Boulevard

On stage: 'The Book of Will' tells the story of saving Shakespeare

"The Book of Will" runs through July 29 at the Ewing Cultural Center in Bloomington. Read John D. Poling's review here:

A Garden of paper | The New Criterion

John M. Wisdom on the sixty-third annual New York International Antiquarian Book Fair.

Theater Review | Redwood Curtain's 'The Book of Will" waves goodbye – Times-Standard

Book World: As we honor Shakespeare, scholars respond to questions about him

William Shakespeare, of Stratford-upon-Avon, died at the age of 52 on April 23, 1616....

Shakespeare's First Folio assembled the world's greatest literature

Published 400 years ago, the book fixed the playwright’s canon for posterity | Culture

11 Facts About Shakespeare's First Folio on its 400th Anniversary

Officially titled 'Mr. William Shakespeare’s Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies,' the more than 900-page tome collected together 36 of the Renaissance writer’s plays for the first time.