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he was not a she: sublimation of desire
Great Shakes. The Shakespeare industry. A large thriving occupation keeping out literature departments on the cutting edge of world leadership. Mix that with the present trend for “authenticity” a search for the genuine and we have the makings of a … Continue reading
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Tagged abel gance, Cyril Graham, George Bernard Shaw, Harold Bloom, john donne, John Hudson Dark lady Players, John Hudson Shakespeare, Michael Posner Globe and Mail, Oscar Wilde, professor stanley wells, Richard Halpern, rodrigo lopez execution, Sigmund Freud, Sir John Donne, Walter Benjamin
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the wandering doomster
A mission laying with being errant. In error and wandering. The nomadic life. Otherness as a catalyst for the creative impulse; a perpetual otherness which lacks any clear sense of home. Of firm footing. The true mission: to be a … Continue reading
the unexplained: Bacon’s believe it or rot
The Shakespeare hoax. The bard’s identity game is an old one. With Freud and Mark Twain even taking a kick at the can. James Hudson had a theory, plausible, in which Shakespeare was actually a woman, Amelia Bassano, a converso … Continue reading
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Tagged Amelia Bassano, Amelia Bassano Lanier, Dan Brown, david teniers the younger, edward de vere, james hudson shakespeare, james shapiro, Jonathan Kay national Post, Michael Posner Globe and Mail, Nicolas Poussin, orville ward owen, Sir Francis Bacon
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