The Coleridge Summer Conference 20-26 July 2006. For the Call for Papers and the latest information on Speakers, Conference Arrangements, and Funding Opportunities, including the new Charles Lamb Society Bursaries, please go to the conference page at the Friends of Coleridge Website..
New resources this month at Romantic Circles include Shelley Sites/Sights, a pictorial essay of locations associated with Shelley, Fictions of Byron: An Annotated Bibliography, edited by G. Todd Davis, and two new volumes in the Praxis Series, Gothic Technologies, edited by Robert Miles, and Historicizing Romantic Sexuality, edited by Richard Sha. At the Poets on Poets MP3 archive and podcast this week, Robert Thomas reads Keats’s “On First Looking Into Chapman’s Homer.”
This week, after a short holiday, Romantic Circles’ Poets on Poets series publishes Ira Sadoff reading Blake’s “London.” (Also available via free subscription as a podcast.)
“A librarian at University College London has discovered a previously unknown manuscript version of a poem by Lord Byron during a routine cataloguing session. The 12-line poem was inscribed in the front of a copy of an 1810 edition of The Pleasures of Memory by Samuel Rogers, which had been given to the poet by the author.”
(see the rest of this article in the Guardian).
