William Shakespeare (1564-1616) Home | Introduction | Quotes | Biography | Works | Articles | Additional Sources | Filmography | Authorship Question | Other   William Shakespeare: The Authorship Question There are some who believe the son of a simple merchant could never have accomplished what Shakespeare did. Those people contend that William Shakespeare was a pseudonym for one of several candidates.   Comedies     All's Well That Ends Well     As You Like It     The Comedy of Errors     Cymbeline     Love's Labours Lost     Measure for Measure     The Merry Wives of Windsor     The Merchant of Venice     A Midsummer Night's Dream     Much Ado About Nothing     Pericles, Prince of Tyre     Taming of the Shrew     The Tempest     Troilus and Cressida     Twelfth Night     Two Gentlemen of Verona     Winter's Tale Tragedies     Antony and Cleopatra     Coriolanus     Hamlet     Julius Caesar     King Lear     Macbeth     Othello     Romeo and Juliet     Timon of Athens     Titus Andronicus Histories     Henry IV, part 1     Henry IV, part 2     Henry V     Henry VI, part 1     Henry VI, part 2     Henry VI, part 3     Henry VIII     King John     Richard II     Richard III Poetry     Sonnets     `A Lover's Complaint'     The Passionate Pilgrim     The Phoenix and The Turtle     The Rape of Lucrece     Venus and Adonis Apocrypha     Edward III     Locrine/Mucedorus     Sir Thomas More     The Two Noble Kinsmen Site copyright ©1996-2007 Anniina Jokinen. All Rights Reserved.   Created by Anniina Jokinen on January 15, 2007. Last updated on January 15, 2007.