John Keats

John Keats Wordsworth and Romanticism

Nice ink, Keats

by Gareth Evans An ephemeral post seems to be a good place to talk about doodles. In their purest…

scratch21st January 2019

Book reviews John Keats

Book Review: John Keats and the Medical Imagination, edited by Nicholas Roe

by Suzie Grogan For the Keats scholar, reader, aficionado, critic – new to the great man’s works, an enthusiast of…

scratch23rd October 2018

John Keats Wordsworth and Romanticism

Keats’ ‘To Autumn’: Turning a corner

by Ian Reynolds From the exceedingly good cakes of Mr Kipling in nineteen-seventies TV commercials, to supermarket adverts in more…

scratch19th September 2018

John Keats

Re-evaluating negative criticism of 'Endymion'

by Wendy Shreve Two hundred years ago, John Gibson Lockhart, in Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, reviled John Keats’s ‘Endymion’ thus: As…

scratch30th August 2018

John Keats Wordsworth and Romanticism

Keats and Constable in Hampstead: Could they have met?

by Don Oldham In the summer of 1819 a moderately successful landscape painter and his ailing wife took a small…

scratch14th June 2018

John Keats Wordsworth and Romanticism

The Gravestone of John Keats: Romancing the Stone

by Ian Reynolds John Keats died in Rome aged twenty-five on February 23rd, 1821 and is buried at the Cemitero…

scratch16th April 2018

John Keats Lord Byron Percy Bysshe Shelley William Wordsworth Wordsworth and Romanticism

What the Victorians made of Romanticism

by Tom Mole My new book What the Victorians Made of Romanticism offers a new way of understanding the reception…

scratch4th October 2017

John Keats Samuel Taylor Coleridge Wordsworth and Romanticism

'Most musical, most melancholy' : Nightingales in Milton, Coleridge and Keats

by Jeffrey Peters In 1973, Harold Bloom's Anxiety of Influence described the struggle of the Romantic poets to find a…

scratch19th July 2017

John Keats Wordsworth and Romanticism

The editions of the Romantics: That which connects

by Ellen O'Neill "It has been estimated that at the time of Keats' death, the combined sales of the three…

scratch20th June 2017

John Keats Wordsworth and Romanticism

Keats – Strength in beauty: an interview with Nicholas Roe

An interview with Wordsworth Trust trustee, Nicholas Roe, adapted from material by Helen Tope Few writers have a more enduring…

scratch20th January 2017

Nice ink, Keats

Book Review: John Keats and the Medical Imagination, edited by Nicholas Roe

Keats’ ‘To Autumn’: Turning a corner

Re-evaluating negative criticism of 'Endymion'

Keats and Constable in Hampstead: Could they have met?

The Gravestone of John Keats: Romancing the Stone

What the Victorians made of Romanticism

'Most musical, most melancholy' : Nightingales in Milton, Coleridge and Keats

The editions of the Romantics: That which connects

Keats – Strength in beauty: an interview with Nicholas Roe

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