THE KEY TO HIDDEN MESSAGES IN SHAKESPEARE

I believe this triangle was found by Petter Amundsen: This triangle was found by me:

In this post, I will be examining pages 300-301 of the Comedies section of Shakespeare’s First Folio (published 1623).These pages are in...

This is a simple, and I hope easy to explain, solution to puzzles on two pages of King Lear (pages 283 and 300 of the Tragedies). I used...

In this post a solution is presented to a word puzzle found in the First Folio of Shakespeare (1623) on page 139 of the Comedies, a page...

In this post I am publishing two "overlay" solutions of pages from The Merchant of Venice and from The Merchant of Venice and Richard III....

In this post I am going to discuss a message hidden in the lines shown below that appear on page 173 of the Comedies, The Merchant of...

In this post, I reveal several messages that are hidden in Shakespeare's First Folio (1623) with steganography. The messages are found in...

Please see the image below. It should be self-explanatory. If you have problems viewing the image, you can download it for easier...

In this post I will show where the name BACON is possibly hidden in Shakespeare’s First Folio, on page 110 of the Tragedies, The Tragedy...

The images shown below are images of the letter Princess Elizabeth sent to Dowager Queen Katherine Parr, (c.June 1548 (SP10/2 f.84c)). ...

The following is a reinterpretation of the circa June 1548 letter that Princes Elizabeth sent to Dowager Queen Katerine (Catherine)...

The plays of Shakespeare are full of characters that are illegitimate and full of references and allusions to bastardy and illegitimacy;...

I noticed a few things about the To the Reader poem, the Engraving of Shakespeare that follows it, and the play The Tempest. First, here...

This is an alignment of the word “Michaelmas” on p. 40 of The Merry Wives of Windsor and p. 56 of The First Part of King Henry the...