Archive - All The Mysteries That Remain

September 2025

How Did the Shakespeare Authorship Fight First Start?

Who really first asked, "Who Wrote Shakespeare?"

Sep 30 •

Dennis McCarthy

Why NASA's Potential Discovery of Past Life on Mars is Absolutely Terrifying

We’re not saying it’s Martians, but … it’s Martians

Sep 25 •

Dennis McCarthy

Who Wrote "Romeo & Juliet"? Here's proof it was Thomas North

All The Mysteries That Remain is a reader-supported publication based on decades of research.

Sep 19 •

Dennis McCarthy

Scholar Now Agrees Shakespeare Must Have Worked at North-Family Library!

New academic work places Shakespeare at Kirtling Hall library, reading North's writings and manuscripts:

Sep 16 •

Dennis McCarthy

Shakespeare's Dark Lady: Revealed!

After four centuries of speculation, the search is over

Sep 14 •

Dennis McCarthy

Great Review Puts North/Shakespeare Theory in Spotlight

All The Mysteries That Remain is a reader-supported publication.

Sep 9 •

Dennis McCarthy

Killing Shakespeare

How can a beloved, 400-year-old paradigm that is supported by all universities ever be destroyed?

Sep 6

What's with the Fanatical Devotion to Trump?

Explaining the Cult-like Loyalty to Strong-men and Tyrants throughout History

Sep 3 •

Dennis McCarthy

August 2025

The Sonnets' Decisive Clue: The lines that exclude Shakespeare as author

There is one giant clue about the identity of the Poet that keeps reappearing in many of the sonnets—and it excludes Shakespeare.

Aug 31 •

Dennis McCarthy

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