The big question is: who is the real author of Shakespeare? Most people say it's obvious and say Shakespeare, but it's true. Well, in this case they are wrong. The true author of Shakespeare is Edward de Vere. The evidence lies in education, mysterious behavior, information that Shakespeare was not the real author, Shakespeare is the undercover name, and clues that Oxford is the real author. Most people simply want to jump to the conclusion that Shakespeare couldn't have written the plays. All because he didn't go to a good school like “Oxford” (“Shakespeare is really talented”). This is evidence that proves that he could not have written the plays, because it shows that he actually did not have the right education to create the wonderful works of art that are still used today. A good school will help you improve your creative skills. No one can force education in a real school, but it helps to broaden the horizon of one's abilities. Furthermore, creativity cannot be evaluated or judged based on the education a person receives, but because it comes from within the person. This is a style that cannot be taught, but can very well be enhanced with education. This is how the artwork can be taken to a higher level by having creativity within itself. There are hints that the Earl of Oxford is the true author of Shakespeare's works. “Their evidence for Oxford as an author is as questionable as their belief is passionate.” They discovered, for example, in a 1578 speech at Oxford by fellow poet Gabriel Harvey, a telling clue: Harvey says: "Thy eyes flash, they wave spears...." [emphasis added] – an unmistakable reference to the Bard ! Unfortunately, this is a rogue translation of the Latin words,...... middle of paper...... should encourage Oxfordians. It is very difficult for people to find out about Shakespeare's life as there is no book about his life and there is little evidence to prove that he was actually the author. Therefore, the Earl of Oxford is the true author of Shakespeare's works. The evidence is all here. Works Cited Testament Disputed: Who Wrote Shakespeare? By James ShapiroDid Shakespeare write “Shakespeare”? Much Ado About Nothing by Joe Nickell Schama, Simon. “Shakespeare's shakedown”. Newsweek Oct. 24, 2011: 24. Student Edition: Web.Nov. 1, 2013. “Shakespeare really had that talent,” says news service Nov. 1, 2011. Academic expanded soon. Web October 31, 2013.Whalen, Richard F. "Shakespeare's Biographical Issues Heat Up." Shakespeare Oxford Newsletter 47.2 (2011): 9t. An Academic Web File. 31 October 2013.