John Clare: Melodys of Earth and Sky
A CD album of new music and poetry readings is released on 25 March by NMC recordings. BAFTA Award-winning actor Toby Jones reanimates the nineteenth-century poet John Clare through his… Read more »
Category: Resources
Bio/Bibliographical Research Opportunity
The online Jackson Bibliography of Romantic Poetry (jacksonbibliography.library.utoronto.ca aka BRP) is now inviting users to submit biographical headnotes of up to 400 words for authors who do not already have… Read more »
Our Subversive Voice: The History and Politics of the English Protest Song
‘Our Subversive Voice: The History and Politics of the English Protest Song’ is a two-year research project funded by the UK’s Arts and Humanities Research Council. It is based at… Read more »
Introducing Romanticism: A new Routledge Historical Resources product
Romanticism is an exciting new online platform that brings together the best and most relevant scholarship from Taylor & Francis, its imprints, and its authors. It is the third offering from the… Read more »
The Meeting project – John Clare – new music
The final element of the ‘The Meeting’ 1820 anniversary project at Oxford Brookes University is now freely available online, here. Towards the bottom of that page you will find a series of audio… Read more »
A List of Resources on Racial Justice in the Romantic Period and Beyond
This list, produced by the BARS Executive Committee, will share potential resources for anti-racist teaching and research in Romantic period studies. It is by no means complete or comprehensive, and… Read more »
#Shelley200 Roundtable: Revolutionary Shelley
We are pleased to present the recording of our second #Shelley200 event, a ‘Revolutionary Shelley’ roundtable chaired by Dr Amanda Blake Davis and Dr Anna Mercer and featuring Dr Julie Camarda, Graham… Read more »
The Davy Notebooks Project has launched!
A public-facing project set to uncover previously unpublished material from the early nineteenth century’s ‘foremost man of science’ has launched online. Sir Humphry Davy (1778-1829) discovered more chemical elements than… Read more »
#Shelley200: Epipsychidion Roundtable Recording
We are delighted to present the recording of our first #Shelley200 event, an Epipsychidion roundtable chaired by Dr Bysshe Inigo Coffey and featuring Dr Will Bowers, Professor Stuart Curran, Professor… Read more »
Keats200
Since December 2018, Keats House, Hampstead has been celebrating the life and works of Keats through the Keats200 bicentenary programme. Although the house remains closed to the public at present,… Read more »