By Matthew Sangster Please see below for a call for contributors from Alice Crossley. Call for Contributors – Age and Gender: Ageing in the Nineteenth Century Nineteenth Century Gender Studies… Read more »
By Matthew Sangster Please see below for details of the public engagement training day being organised at Chawton House by the inaugural BARS/BAVS Nineteenth-Century Matters Fellow, Dr Catherine Paula Han,… Read more »
By admin Keats’s brief note to Clarke about Haydon canceling plans to visit with them. …read more Source:: http://keatslettersproject.com/letters/ccc811november1816/
By harper1387 This semester we’re looking at some of the unique features of the Bake marginalia, and some of the challenges of representing them accurately with TEI elements. One element… Read more »
By ladys-magazine It’s been quite a while since our last blog post. Team Lady’s Magazine spent most of the summer working really hard trying to complete the data compilation and… Read more »
By Adam Engel My recent projects as Editorial Assistant at the William Blake Archive have shared a mission: to ensure the consistency of the Archive’s text. My last project was… Read more »
By Mary Learner In the six months since my last blog post, I have continued working through Adam McCune’s wordlists to check for misspellings in Blake: An Illustrated Quarterly. I… Read more »
By Matthew Sangster The area around No. 8 Dean Street, where John Keats lived briefly in 1816 I’ve been a bit delayed in moving forward with Romantic London due to… Read more »
By admin RE: To Joseph Severn, 1 November 1816 Matthew Sangster (University of Glasgow) …read more Source:: http://keatslettersproject.com/correspondence/john-keats-and-urban-time/
By admin Keats’s first letter to Joseph Severn, who would go down to posterity as, simply, “the Friend of Keats.” …read more Source:: http://keatslettersproject.com/letters/letter-7-to-joseph-severn-1-november-1816/