Hello there, Emile. I really hope you will consider reading Samuel Crowell's "William Fortyhands." I'm biased as the publisher, but I think it's a sane, sober and very entertaining treatment of the authorship issue, with a thesis that might surprise you. http://www.ninebandedbooks.com/bandedbooks/william-fortyhands-disintegration-and-reinvention-of-the-shakespeare-canon/ …
Apparently, Amy Harmon's conspiracy thinking about the Shakespeare author question is not something new for New York Times. Only she adds more feminism to it. :p On the positive side, it did inspire me to read about the fascinating history of the topic. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6784311-contested-will …pic.twitter.com/yWJwYAArit
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