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A book that was never supposed to be a book, by an author that was never supposed to be its author.

After emailing Alexander Waugh something I had accidentally found, which he described as "marvellous," it was then suggested I write something for the De Vere Society Newsletter. Unfortunately what was subsequently written, in one of the wildest four week frenzies of my life, ended up being a little too long, and far too chaotic for feasible publication in the Spring Newsletter. So instead I turned it into a book, which actually seems to serve it better.

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In this book I will share a few things that by fate, or good fortune, I happened to stumble across. A few of these things include:

**Shakespeare proving "his" identity for himself, in his own words.

**A few new Shakespeare finds.

**Potential solutions to a couple of outstanding mysteries. i.e. Why did Edward de Vere receive his mysterious annuity every year until his death? And secondly: how he died.

But most importantly to shine a light on his Living Monument, for it was made not just for our entertainment, but chiefly for our benefit. Want to write like Shakespeare? Don't worry, he will teach you