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Discovering Mary Wordsworth through her letters

by Nicole Jacobsen As an intern primarily focused on the curatorial aspects of the Wordsworth Trust, I have the opportunity…

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Samuel Taylor Coleridge Wordsworth and Romanticism

Romantic but hardly romantic: Sarah Fricker’s life as Coleridge's wife

by Pamela Davenport On a recent visit to Somerset, I rediscovered the beautiful Quantock Hills, which are characterised by deeply…

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Sounds of Wordsworth

by Steven Matthews and Paul Whitty Steven Matthews, poet, and Paul Whitty, composer, share some insight into their exhibition ‘Sounds…

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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…

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In the footsteps of Coleridge in the Quantocks

by Tiffany Francis We had gorged on sticky ginger loaf until, feeling plump, we stepped out into the garden to…

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William Wordsworth Wordsworth and Romanticism

Wordsworth and waterfalls – the Wordsworthians' blogger weekend

by Sarah Doyle As my husband, Allen Ashley, and I have each written a couple of articles for the Wordsworth…

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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…

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William Wordsworth Wordsworth and Romanticism

Green grows the Grasmere – the Wordsworthians' blogger weekend

by Allen Ashley This part of the Lake District – Grasmere and its environs – has lately rebranded itself as…

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Percy Bysshe Shelley Wordsworth and Romanticism

Shelley's friend and biographer, Thomas Jefferson Hogg

by Nick Smith “I have fifty days to live …” So begins the ‘Hoggblog’ in my novel, Drowned Hogg Day,…

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William Wordsworth Wordsworth and Romanticism

The healing power of images in Wordsworth

by Rodger Kamenetz At the beginning of the nineteenth century, William Wordsworth, who was keenly interested in psychology, began looking…

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Discovering Mary Wordsworth through her letters

Romantic but hardly romantic: Sarah Fricker’s life as Coleridge's wife

Sounds of Wordsworth

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

In the footsteps of Coleridge in the Quantocks

Wordsworth and waterfalls – the Wordsworthians' blogger weekend

The editions of the Romantics: That which connects

Green grows the Grasmere – the Wordsworthians' blogger weekend

Shelley's friend and biographer, Thomas Jefferson Hogg

The healing power of images in Wordsworth

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