THINK OF IT...
The most famous writer in history never wrote a letter to anyone. Not a play, a poem, a page or even a line exists in Shakespeare’s own hand! No contemporary evidence proves anyone even saw the Stratford man in London during his 25-year career as the most celebrated playwright in the world. If anything were ever found it would be the Holy Grail of literature, sending shock-waves throughout academia and the media, world-wide.
Researcher Alan Green has discovered a coded message indicating the author hid something inside an ancient altar stone where he’s buried in England. More than that he’s proven it, scientifically, by secretly radar scanning the holy relic. Wouldn’t you like to know what Shakespeare left for posterity?
Shakespeare
from a different angle
Since 2004 Alan Green has been deciphering an elegant web of clues that reveals astounding information about the author and a close circle of initiates who hid their advanced knowledge within a coded puzzle. For four centuries those clues have lain in plain sight carved into stone relics, fading on parchments in museums, and printed within the world’s most famous works of literature. Protected from those who would misuse such ancient wisdom they have been waiting, silently, for us to recognize them.
THE MASK
WILLIAM
SHAKSPERE
THE PLAYERS
HENRY
WRIOTHESLEY
EDWARD
de VERE
QUEEN
ELIZABETH I
FRANCIS
BACON
Dr. JOHN
DEE
THE CODES
THE
GRAVESTONE
THE
SONNETS
THE
ALTAR
THE
FOLIO
THE
MONUMENT
THE SOLUTIONS
THE SHAKESPEARE
EQUATION
THE ENOCHIAN TABLES
THE GREAT
PYRAMID
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THE MYSTERY
It’s not my intention here to make the case for or against the man from Stratford who we’ve been told (in literally tens of thousands of books, articles, lectures, and academic sermons) was indeed the author… so don’t question it. If you want to know why there’s a thing called the “Authorship Mystery” a simple online search will provide enough confusing evidence to keep you busy for years. I know. I’ve been there. I want to save you the trouble and take you instead on a thrilling adventure to discover THE SHAKESPEARE GAME that the author (or possibly authors?) named ‘Shakespeare’ created for us.
In 2004 I was invited to a one-man show that outlined the lack of evidence for the official story we’ve all been taught, which is that an uneducated, untraveled, glover’s son from Stratford was the great writer. Little did I know this brief hour’s entertainment would change my life forever.
I began my research the very next day and as the incredible story unfolded I began writing it as a musical, BARD. But the more I uncovered the more the story began to develop, of its own accord, into a Da Vinci Code-type thriller.
Within a couple of years it had become a thousand-page novel entitled Under A Shakespeare Moon. But it was very clear this thriller differed significantly from Dan Brown’s world-wide sensation in ways that make it consequential to us today:
THIS IS A REAL COVER-UP
WITH REAL CODES
ABOUT REAL PEOPLE
Not only that, the codes are solvable. and you’re going to be invited to do just that by playing THE SHAKESPEARE GAME. You yourself will prove the solution leads to an actual physical location that could be opened today for the whole world to see if only it didn’t threaten a multi-billion dollar tourism trade!
Aye, there’s the rub!” — Hamlet
SO ARE
YOU IN?
HEY... TEACHER!
Welcome to a whole new ‘Shakespeare’ your teachers never told you about in school. It turns out the man was far more than a literary genius!
(A big shout out to Roger Waters for generously permitting the use of Pink Floyd’s hit song, “Another Brick In The Wall“.)