she follows the arguments of Leslie Hotson. The third man is Thomas Walsingham, Marlowe's friend, who stood by him as he was unjustly dishonoured and forced into exile, for which constancy the poet was indebted to him for the rest of his life, and which the sonnets might illustrate. According to Walker-Wraight, the order of the sonnets in the original 1609 edition probably was arranged by the poet himself, adopting a form like a five-act play. She believes that the poet himself could never have envisaged that his sonnets would be rearranged in the pattern she devised. Publications In Search of Christopher Marlowe (1965) The Real Christopher Marlowe, an open letter to Charles Nicholl (1992) Christopher Marlowe and Edward Alleyn (1993) The Story that the Sonnets Tell (1994) Shakespeare: New Evidence (1996) References External links PBS.org Marlowe Society website 1920 births 2002 deaths Schoolteachers from London Marlovian theory of Shakespeare authorship Place of death missing Shakespeare authorship theorists 20th-century British translators British expatriates in the Dutch East Indies