The Wordsworth Lecture: William and Dorothy Wordsworth at Rydal
Event Details
This event takes place at the British Library. Join us
Event Details
This event takes place at the British Library.
Join us for a landmark Wordsworth Lecture at the British Library as the Wordsworth Trust celebrates its acquisition of Rydal Mount, final home of William Wordsworth, ‘the poet who changed the world’. This special event will illuminate the lives, writings, and enduring legacy of William and Dorothy Wordsworth at Rydal. Featuring Professor Sir Jonathan Bate, Chair of the Wordsworth Trust, in conversation with Professor Tim Fulford, author of Experimentalism in Wordsworth’s Later Poetry, and Dr Jessica Fay, editor of The Poetry of Dorothy Wordsworth.
Professor Sir Jonathan Bate
Jonathan Bate is a biographer, critic, broadcaster and scholar, and an international leader in green thinking and applied humanities.
Dr Jessica Fay
Jessica Fay is a Teaching Fellow and co-director of the Arts of Place network at the University of Birmingham.
Professor Tim Fulford
Tim Fulford is an Emeritus Professor at De Montfort University.
This event is in partnership with the British Library.
Image: Undated drawing of Rydal Mount, thought to be by Edward Quillinan (1791–1851)
Time
Location
The British Library
Pigott Theatre, The British Library, 96 Euston Road, London, NW1 2DB
Price
ÂŁ12 (concessions available)
