Blogs about: Keats
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Hey, you have a great weekend!
This is not, in truth, exactly the way the poets seem to use Facebook… I for example just received invites to a couple of readings, joined a group celebrating the work of the American Modernist… more »
Baroque in Hackney
hey, you have a great weekend!
msbaroque wrote 8 hours ago: This is not, in truth, exactly the way the poets seem to use Facebook… I for example just rec … more »
Guest Blog: A Foray into the Dead Poets' Society
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cmcraig wrote 1 week ago: I’m thrilled about today’s guest blogger because she can delve into an aspect of writin … more »
the baroque news feed before bed
msbaroque wrote 2 weeks ago: Well, I went and read at the O2 Wireless festival in Hyde Park yesterday, on a stage run by The Lond … more »
Keats
LeisureGuy wrote 3 weeks ago: From Adam Kirsch’s review of a new biography of Keats: … Of all the piteous elements in … more »
John Keats - Poetry & Negative Capability
Nyssa wrote 3 weeks ago: Various questions regarding Keats’ poetry and negative capability. “The Eve of St. Agn … more »
IN THE WRITER'S WORLD | Keith Haring
urbanmolecule wrote 4 weeks ago: In HaringLand by Perry Brass Last week I was lucky enough to go to the Skarstedt Gallery on the very … more »
Isabella, or The Pot of Basil by John Keats
Brian Darvell wrote 1 month ago: I found this poem much more difficult to read than Lamia. There were lots of references to Greek m … more »
Keats's Life Mask, Keats's Death Mask
nicholadeane wrote 1 month ago: If Rilke’s ‘Archaic Torso’ sees you without eyes, then the life and death masks … more »
Lamia by John Keats
Brian Darvell wrote 1 month ago: I started to read some Keats today. Actually, I have been meaning to get into some of his work for … more »
The Sadness of Strawberries
lizardyoga wrote 1 month ago: It didn’t happen quite like Proust but as I picked up a punnet of strawberries (British - I wo … more »
Clive James, Keatsian Dude
nicholadeane wrote 1 month ago: ‘The term [dude] is used mainly in situations in which a speaker takes a stance of solidarit … more »
'Ode On Indolence'
PurpleDrifter wrote 2 months ago: I feel lethargic and indolent. I wish I could go back to sleep and not have a care in the World. I w … more »
Ann (Keats) Winzer (1794-1873)
Brian Tompkins wrote 2 months ago: Some 40 years before the legendary Florence Nightingale led her party of nurses to help the soldiers … more »
Rest and Be Thankful: intro.
briandosborne wrote 2 months ago: Officially it is the A83 Trunk Road. For centuries however travellers have known it as the Rest and … more »
2008 Kentucky Derby Script and Analysis
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lonespeed wrote 2 months ago: The 2008 Derby is one of the most difficult I’ve ever tried to handicap. I have thought thro … more »
Virginia Wolf {2} - 3 lit crits
adferoafferro wrote 2 months ago: Reality and Virgina Woolf By Brian Phillips Originally published in Hudson Review Autumn 2003 * The … more »
Thoughts on Wormy Circumstances
Prucilla wrote 3 months ago: Love in a hut, with water and a crust, Is–Love forgive us!–cinders, ashes, dust; Love in … more »
On first looking into Plumly's Keats
Elizabeth wrote 3 months ago: Ted Genoways of VQR fame reviews a new biography of Keats in this Sunday’s Washington Post Boo … more »
art: Impressionism
stephen wrote 3 months ago: ever since maya and i began working on our project i’ve been trying desperately to make sense … more »
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