This post is the second part of Byron sources, part one is located here
The other day I attended a theatre show, where the tv program where a dateable girl has to pick one of three bachelors was played. The girl was Richardson’s Pamela, and her choice of men were Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Oscar Wilde (he [...]
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Lord Byron (2/2)
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Lord Byron (1/2)
Posted in 19th century, literature, people, victorian, tagged 19th century, byron, lord byron, poets, victorian on December 30, 2007 | 4 Comments »
I think everyone knows about Byron. And if you don’t, it’s only a Wikipedia click away. So I won’t tell you about his life story or works, instead, I’ll review some sources that might be fun to read, or shed a new light.
To read about Byron in an unconventional way, you can read John Crowley’s [...]
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