Show at National Trust's Wordsworth House and Garden in Cumbria to mark 250th anniversary of poet's birth.
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Published months before Louverture's death in a French prison, Wordworth's homage to the leader of the 1791 Haiti revolution is full of Romantic signifiers.
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â?oThe second half of William Wordsworthâ?Ts life was the longest, dullest decline in literary history.â?? Jonathan Bate must be Wordsworthâ...
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For those of you who thought William Wordsworth was a not-so-subtle pseudonym meant to further the literary brand of a certain 19th-century...
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When the Romantic poet's younger brother John died at sea, marine artefacts helped him bear the loss, research reveals.
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Margaret Drabble looks at how William Wordsworth changed forever the way we view the natural world and the inner world of feeling.
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Dear Will, Just thought I'd drop you a line and bring you up to speed on what's been going on with writing these days. Actually, it's kind of been getting...
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William Wordsworth edited by Stephen Gill – review. This generous selection of his work offers the perfect occasion to revisit the poet.
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William Wordsworth Saves the Internet ... Even in the 18th century, we were subject to the firehose of news and information—and poets had opinions...
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It is 250 years since the birth of the great English poet William Wordsworth. A lover of nature, his poetry abounds with images of lambs, flowers in full bloom.
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