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Contemporary creative responses William Blake Wordsworth and Romanticism

Setting William Blake to music

by Joseph Andrew Thompson My introduction to William Blake came through a copy of Songs of Innocence and Experience, lent…

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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

Film reviews Mary Shelley Wordsworth and Romanticism

Bringing Frankenstein back to life

by Andrew Weltch Think of the ‘original’ cinematic Frankenstein’s monster, and the image that comes to mind is probably Boris…

scratch1st January 2019

Contemporary creative responses William Wordsworth Wordsworth and Romanticism

Re-imagining the Wordsworths IV: A walk with sound

by Kate Sweeney It is an autumn morning in Gateshead and I am walking through Saltwell Park. The sun is…

scratch15th November 2018

Samuel Taylor Coleridge Wordsworth and Romanticism

Painted ships on painted oceans: Contemporary staging effects in The Rime

by Rebekah Owens These days we think of Coleridge primarily as a poet, but when he was writing The Rime…

scratch2nd November 2018

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

Dorothy Wordsworth The Wordsworth Trust William Wordsworth Wordsworth and Romanticism

At home with the Wordsworths

by Pete May It’s hard to enter the vale of Grasmere and not think of William Wordsworth. The village is…

scratch28th July 2018

Claire Clairmont Film reviews Mary Shelley Percy Bysshe Shelley Wordsworth and Romanticism

Film reviews: Mary Shelley, directed by Haifaa Al-Mansour

by Michael Johnstone A chief aim of Haifaa Al-Mansour’s Mary Shelley is established in the film’s opening shot: a young…

scratch23rd July 2018

Setting William Blake to music

Nice ink, Keats

Bringing Frankenstein back to life

Re-imagining the Wordsworths IV: A walk with sound

Painted ships on painted oceans: Contemporary staging effects in The Rime

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

Keats’ ‘To Autumn’: Turning a corner

Re-evaluating negative criticism of 'Endymion'

At home with the Wordsworths

Film reviews: Mary Shelley, directed by Haifaa Al-Mansour

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