Hank Whittemore and the Living Record of Shakespeare's Sonnets

Hank Whittemore has written a baker’s dozen books with verve and deep reporting. His books have looked at the founding of CNN, cops nicknamed Batman and Robin, the frontiers of nuclear medicine and the woman who founded the U.S. disaster response team. He has condensed decades of research into the Shakespeare Authorship Question into a tidy “100 Reasons Shake-spear was the Earl of Oxford.” Through all this the former Broadway actor and newspaper reporter has never lost sight of his great literary love – the 154 sonnets attributed to William Shakespeare of Stratford. Now, in the just-published "The Living Record: Shakespeare, Succession and the Sonnets," he links Oxford, Queen Elizabeth and Henry Wriothesley, 3rd Earl of Southampton, together in ways that are heart-breaking and astonishing.

He tells Bob Meyers of the Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship about his work.

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