September 2005
| Pg | Article Title | Author |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | Marlowe and the Marigold | Mike Frohnsdorff |
| The Society Chairman examines the symbolism of the Marigold, and considers possible meanings for woodcut on the title-page of the second edition of Hero and Leander (1598). | ||
| 9 | The Earl of Nottingham’s Men and the ‘A’ Text of Doctor Faustus | Robert A. Albano |
| The Associate Professor of English Literature at National Dong Hwa University, Taiwan, considers evidence on the play’s printed title-pages as offering some clues in the long debate on whether the ‘A’ or ‘B’ texts more accurately represent original. | ||
| 17 | ‘An Ironized Tearme’: Albion’s England | Lisa Hopkins |
| The Professor of English at Sheffield Hallam University examines the life of the neglected author, and some possible allusions to Marlowe in his work. | ||
| 27 | Marlowe’s Sudden & Fearful End: Self-Defence, Murder or Fake? | Peter Farey |
| Peter Farey sifts the available evidence surrounding Marlowe’s alleged Deptford demise with a fine tooth-comb to determine which is the most probable explanation of the events on 30 May 1593. | ||
| 61 | About The Marlowe Society Research Journal | Roger Hards |