Studies in the Shakespeare apocrypha. by Maxwell, Baldwin, b. 1893

The Shakespeare apocrypha, being a collection of fourteen plays which have been ascribed to Shakespeare, by Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616

The figurative language of the tragedies of Shakespeare's chief 16th-century contemporaries : Christopher Marlowe, Thomas Kyd, George Peele, Thomas Lodge, Samuel Daniel, Countess of Pembroke/Robert Garnier, Thomas Preston, Thomas Sackville & Thomas Norton, Robert Wilmot/Inner Temple, Robert Greene, George Gascoigne/Francis Kinwelmersh/Christopher Yelverton, Thomas Hughes, and anonymous authors of Shakespeare apocrypha : an index / by Stagg, Louis Charles

Shakespeare and lost plays : reimagining drama in early modern England / by McInnis, David

Table of Contents: “…Charting the landscape of loss -- Early Shakespeare : 1594-98 -- Shakespeare at the turn of the century : 1599-1603 -- Courting controversy : Shakespeare and the King's Men, 1604-08 -- Late Shakespeare : 1609-13 -- Loose canons : the lost Shakespeare apocrypha.…”
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The authorship of Shakespeare's plays : a socio-linguistic study / by Hope, Jonathan, 1962-

Table of Contents: “…The Shakespeare-Middleton collaborations -- 6. The Shakespeare apocrypha. The 1664 folio plays. Other apocryphal plays -- 7. …”

The authorship of Shakespeare's plays : a socio-linguistic study / by Hope, Jonathan, 1962-

Table of Contents: “…The Shakespeare-Middleton collaborations -- 6. The Shakespeare apocrypha. The 1664 folio plays. Other apocryphal plays -- 7. …”
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William Shakespeare and others : collaborative plays /

Table of Contents: “…Collaborative plays ; The first folio and the creation of the Shakespeare canon ; A brief history of the Shakespeare apocrypha ; This edition : texts and editorial conventions -- Arden of Faversham -- Locrine -- Edward III -- The Spanish tragedy (with additions) -- Thomas Lord Cromwell -- Sir Thomas More -- The London prodigal -- A Yorkshire tragedy -- Mucedorus (with additions) -- Double falsehood, or, The distressed lovers. …”

Shakespeare's speech-headings : speaking the speech in Shakespeare's plays : the papers of the Seminar in Textual Studies, Shakespeare Association of America, March 29, 1986, Montr...

Table of Contents: “…Braunmuller -- Today we have Parting of Names: Editorial Speech-(Be)Headings in Coriolanus / Thomas Clayton -- "All things is hansome now": Murderers Nominated by Numbers in 2 Henry VI and Richard III / Steven Urkowitz -- Speech Prefixes, Compositors and Copy in Plays from the Shakespeare Apocrypha / Richard Proudfoot -- What's the Bastard's Name? …”

Shakespeare and the idea of Apocrypha : negotiating the boundaries of the dramatic canon / by Kirwan, Peter

Shakespeare and the idea of Apocrypha : negotiating the boundaries of the dramatic canon / by Kirwan, Peter

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