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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It's William Wordsworth's 251st birthday today, and we're celebrating by taking a look at people who didn't like him. (Why not?)
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William Wordsworth imagined he heard the moorlands breathing down his neck; he rowed in panic when he thought a cliff was pursuing him across moonlit water.
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The writer sees nature positivity as a revival of an outlook that poet William Wordsworth and other Romantics proposed in the late 1700s.
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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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It may be the scourge of students, but a collection that deserves to be thought of as poetry's punk moment is pure pleasure second time round.
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A new exhibition will, in part, explore the true nature of the siblings' relationship, suggesting it was unusually close but not sexual.
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Republican, eco-warrior young Wordsworth v grand older poet – 250 after his birth, do we still have to take sides?
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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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Letters: Shirley Stuart on the contribution made by Dorothy Wordsworth, and Sylvia Ayling on memorising a sonnet by her brother.
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