Links

Here is a brief selection of links.

Masonic
Canonbury Masonic Research Centre According to its own description, this is, "An educational institution for the independent study of Freemasonry and the traditions linked to it, and of mystical and esoteric traditions worldwide". An interesting site to visit.
Mastermason.com A large site with links to hundreds of individual lodge sites. Several lodges are directly hosted on this site - the JJ Crowder pages are particularly good.
Pietre-stones Another enormous site, packed with information.
Masonicinfo.com A clear and comprehensive attempt to rebut objections raised by the 'Anti-Masonry' movement.
Freemasonry Watch The most well known of the 'Anti-masonry' sites. Apparently there have been several attempts by Freemasons to close this site down.

Cabala
Vernon Jenkins has a fascinating site on Biblical gematria, 'The Other Bible Code'. His articles on the first verses of Genesis should be required reading for anyone wishing to consider themselves culturally educated. Vernon interprets the awesome mathematical mysteries that come to light from an evangelical stance.
Cnaan Aviv has an interesting site on gematria that includes an extremely useful calculator. It calculates Latin script words by Agrippa's gematria code, although he curiously calls this 'Jewish Gematria'. His calculator also produces figures for 'English' and 'Simple' gematria, but these are modern versions without historical provenance.

Marlowe
Matthew G. Scarsbrook Matthew is an up and coming young screenwriter and novelist who has recently written a very interesting account of Shakespeare's role in Marlowe's last days . . .
Peter Farey Peter has an excellent site containing his own very impressive research and a lot of useful documentary material too.
The Marlowe Society The Marlowe Society is dedicated to preserving the memory of the greatest poet and dramatist prior to Shakespeare. Some members believe Marlowe was Shakespeare, too. There are interesting research articles and links, as well as full information about the society.
Muchadoaboutsomething The site of Mike Rubbo's highly praised documentary film about the Marlowe authorship question and those, such as John Baker and Peter Farey doing research into it.
PBS frontline The American TV channel's site that sprang up out of interest in Mike Rubbo's film. Lot's of information here and especially useful for educators trying to make Shakespeare interesting for schoolchildren.

Shakespeare Authorship
Diana Price has a site accompanying her excellent, but 'over-priced', book Shakespeare's Unorthodox Biography - New Evidence of an Authorship Problem.

Miscellaneous
Graham Hancock The author of several excellent books on esoteric subjects - Fingerprints of the Gods, The Sign and the Seal etc - has a very good site with a lot of related information. His Newsdesk, with reports from newspapers and websites around the world is well worth bookmarking.