Links

Organizations

• British Library John Keats Exhibit (Oct. 18, 1995, to Jan. 7, 1996) Manuscripts of a few poems and letters and sound files of poems read by an actress.
  
• Keats and Shelley House, Rome A pretty Website on the house where the poets stayed in Rome.
• Keats-Shelley-Association of America Information on the KSAA, a Keats-Shelley Bibliography and Contents of the Yearly Keats-Shelley-Journal.
  
• Keats House in London Keats lived in this house from 1818 to 1820. It contains a Keats Museum.
  

On Keats and his biography

• John Keats: a comprehensive study of his life and works A very handsome and informative page including critical opinions, in-depths studies, contemporary criticism and pictures of original manuscripts.
• The Cockney Politics of Gender - the Cases of Hunt and Keats by Ayumi Mizukoshi from Teikyo Heisei University
  
• Short Notes on the life and works of John Keats by William Barek, University of Toronto at Scarborough.
  
• Physisian Nature! let my spirit blood!" - An Essay to the occasion of John Keats' 200th birthday in October 1995 - in German
  
• Keats, Teats, and the Fane of Poesy A chapter from Nelson Hilton's book, Lexis Complexes: Literary Interventions
• The Romantic Revival Article on John Keats from the Cambridge History of English and American Literature in Eighteen Volumes (1907-1921 - from Bartleby.com).
• John Keats and Leigh Hunt An article on the personal and literary relationship between John Keats and Leigh Hunt by F. Joseph Byrnes from Loyola University, New Orleans.

Reviews

• Andrew Motion, Keats. Review by Richard Cronin.
  
• Andrew Motion, Keats. Review by Morris Dickstein.
  
• Michael O'Neill, ed. Keats: Bicentenary Readings. Review by Mark Ledden.
  
• Beth Lau, Keats's Paradise Lost. Review by Bridget Keegan.
  
• Nicholas Roe, John Keats and the Culture of Dissent. Review by Anne Janowitz.
  
• Peter Kitson, ed., Coleridge, Keats, and Shelley. Review by Robert M. Corbett.
  
• Andrew Bennett, Keats, Narrative and Audience: The Posthumous Life of Writing. Review by Kris Steyaert.
  
• Jeffrey N. Cox, Poetry and Politics in the Cockney School: Keats, Shelley, Hunt and their Circle. Review by Nicholas Roe.
  

Articles on specific Works

• Web Concordances: John Keats - The Odes of 1819 An impressing reference by the University of Dundee
  
• Dream Lovers and Tragic Romance: Negative Fictions in Keats's Lamia, The Eve of St. Agnes, and Isabella, by Marc Sandy.
  
• La Belle Dame as a Critical Test Case by Joe Formicella, University of South Alabama.
  
• Poetry as Enforcement: Conquering the Muse in Keats's 'Ode to Psyche' by Kris Steyaert.
  
• Et[urn]al Existence: Keats and Dialogic Ekphrasis in "Ode on a Grecian Urn" by K. Denee Pescarmona.
  
• 'And seal the hushed casket of my soul:'The Enchantment of the Tomb in John Keats's 'Eve of St. Agnes.' by K. Denee Pescarmona.
  

On Romanticism

• Romanticism on the Net Electronic Journal devoted to Romantic studies. Lots of interesting content.
  
• Romantic Circles Website devoted to the study of Romantic-period literature and culture. Published by the University of Maryland.
  
• The Percy Bysshe Shelley Ressource Page Good Site on Percy B. Shelley.
  
• The Lord Byron Homepage by Englishhistory.net
  
• Blake and Union A beautiful Page on William Blake with links, pictures, poems and a well-frequented dicussion list provided by Union College in New York
  
• The Samuel David Coleridge Archive An excellent site on the poet with such features as a dictionary from Coleridge-English to American English created by Marjorie A. Tiefert from the University of Virginia
  
• The William Wordsworth Page Links, pictures, and a Biography provided by David K. Rasnake
  
  

Audio Files

• Fitzgerald reads Keats F. Scott Fitzgerald reads the "Ode to a Nightingale"
  
• When I have fears that I may cease to be read by Sally Brown
  

Online-Bookshops

• Amazon - United States
• Amazon - United Kingdom
• Amazon - Germany

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Last Update on January 19th, 2003