Romantic Reimaginings: Luke Howard, Namer of Clouds
Romantic Reimaginings is a BARS blog series which seeks to explore the ways in which texts of the Romantic era continue to resonate. The blog is curated by Eleanor Bryan…. Read more »
Author Archives: Eleanor Bryan
Romantic Reimaginings: Beatrice Hastings and ‘La Belle Dame Sans Merci’
Romantic Reimaginings is a BARS blog series which seeks to explore the ways in which texts of the Romantic era continue to resonate. The blog is curated by Eleanor Bryan…. Read more »
Romantic Reimaginings: Frankenstein for Young Readers
Romantic Reimaginings is a BARS blog series which seeks to explore the ways in which texts of the Romantic era continue to resonate. The blog is curated by Eleanor Bryan…. Read more »
Keats’s Bees in the Ode ‘To Autumn’ – Written On This Day in 1819
In this series, we celebrate the 200th anniversary of literary and historical events of the Romantic period. Today, on 19th September 2019, we celebrate the bicentenary of Keats’s ode ‘To… Read more »
Romantic Reimaginings: Jez Butterworth’s Jerusalem
Romantic Reimaginings is a BARS blog series which seeks to explore the ways in which texts of the Romantic era continue to resonate. The blog is curated by Eleanor Bryan…. Read more »
On this Day in 1819: Mary Shelley writes of her son’s illness
In the summer of 1814, Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin embarked upon a whirlwind romance that would shape her life forever. Her relationship with Percy Shelley spanned approximately 9 years until his… Read more »