Author Archives: klaasalberts

I came across your blog while doing some research for my PhD on Shakespearean actors. Your page about the actor Humphrey Jeffes and his brother is enticing, and I’m wondering if you might be able to connect me to any … Continue reading →

A Dutch blog by name of  The Hidden Law  has recently dedicated a few lines to my paper on Emily Dickinson. Which is good news. And bad. The good news is the positive comment. The bad news its observation that … Continue reading →

This site now celebrates the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death with putting the missing word from Sonnet 146 back into place. And with a thorough attempt to prove Shakespeare an illiterate figurehead. To a very satisfying result actually. And by … Continue reading →

The promised paper on the poetry of Emily Dickinson has arrived on this site with the first chapters of  The Art of Text Interpretation. With it came a new organisation of pages. Some of the navigation links on the new page are still … Continue reading →

12,378  words checked on errors, and several pages adapted to HTML lay-out. There will always be the occasional adjustment more to make, but Revolutionary Art is open to the public. The sheer size of this document, however, is of some concern, because I … Continue reading →

BACK FROM HIBERNATION After a coma of some ten years, this site has finally found itself a new webmaster. His first priority has been the re-editing of the current pages. And as a result the distorted composition scheme in Vaughan … Continue reading →