(599 ) Marlowe and the famous bard are one and the same person.

 Award winning Journalist, Author and Lecturer

Martin S i e f f

introduces a series of often overlooked questions, paradoxes and facts that indicate

a secret world of political intelligence that point towards the possibility that

Christopher Marlowe and the famous Bard [Shakespeare]

are one and the same person.

 IN this  lecture, award winning journalist, author and lecturer Martin Sieff introduces a series of often overlooked 

questions, paradoxes and facts 

that indicate a secret world of political intelligence that not only involved Shakespeare but that point towards the possibility that 

Shakespeare's young contemporary Christopher Marlowe and the famous bard are 

one and the same person.

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VIDEO_Lecture (Martin Sieff)

2hour 48 min

(598) The true author of the play "King Lear" was Christopher Marlowe.....

 The 4 King LEIR / LEAR Editions between 1594 and 1623 must have sprung from 

a singular brain 

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Encyclopedias and Shakespeare pundits today grotesquely insist that the King LEIR play is anonymous, its author supposedly unknown.

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......writing under one of his many Pseudonyms:

   such as Shake-speare

                                                                ___________________

KIng LEAR                                        KIng LEIR

Observations and reflections of Shakespeare's famous Tragedy of "King Lear" make it seem plausible  and logical... 

1)... that the 4 King L E I R / L E A R editions between 1594 and 1623 must have sprung from a single brain 

2)... that this 'single' brain cannot have been identical with that of William Shakspere from Stratford

3)... that it belonged to the poet and dramatist-genius Christopher Marlowe, who tried to link 
his complex, tragic life situation in 1605/06 with the ancient historic King Lear as  well as with his loss of identity (Edgar / Kent), his exile, the death of his parents, a general depressive melancholy and senselessness...