Cultivating interest in the life and works of the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge and his circle | Chair: @gregmleadbetter | Membership open to all
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On 23 February 1821, John Keats died in Rome at 25.
He once wrote: “If I should die… I have left no immortal work behind me…”
He was wrong. He wrote poetry that has proved immortal — work that still resonates today.
To mark the day share a line of his that has stayed with you.
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I am pleased to announce our new website: friendsofcoleridge.com. Please note the Bulletin archive as well as a new "donate" function. Keep a bookmark on the "Events" tab, as we will update this with our latest happenings!
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We’ve completely refreshed our website over at @FriendsofSTC - do have a look:
I am pleased to announce our new website: friendsofcoleridge.com. Please note the Bulletin archive as well as a new "donate" function. Keep a bookmark on the "Events" tab, as we will update this with our latest happenings!
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Great to see this write-up of our Coleridge in Porlock Weekend, which was such a delight:
Our Porlock weekend is in the news! Check it out here: wsfp.co.uk/news/coleridge-in…
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We are pleased to announce the launch of our fourth International Poetry Competition.
As Shelley was one of the greatest Romantic poets in English literature our theme is "the wider definition of ‘a Romantic poem’.
#PercyByssheShelley
Enter below.👇🏽
shelleymemorialproject.co.uk…
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Our April #GoToThePoets online event features Rachel Davies and @Hilro1 reading from their joint collection of poems An Altogether Different Place (Beautiful Dragons Collaborations, 2024).
Tickets: bit.ly/3CVdAkX
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Join bestselling nature writer @kerriandrewsuk at this guided walk with @BookendsCarl & Woman Up!, followed by a discussion on the relationship between motherhood and walking @cakesandalecafe!
Walk and event on 25 March🎟️bit.ly/41c6VLa
#Pathfinding is out on 13 March!
Friends of Coleridge retweeted
New #Romanticism webinar recording on YouTube!
Dr Jessica Fay and Dr Jake Risinger introduce Dorothy Wordsworth’s poetry, exploring her poems' personal contexts and their allusive qualities, and showing why they are important to Romantic studies today.
youtube.com/watch?v=iWJ68pon…
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The Non-Catholic Cemetery needs your help!
If you care about the final resting place of Keats and Shelley, as well as many other important cultural and historical figures, on behalf of the Cemetery we kindly ask you to contribute in whatever way you can: bit.ly/4hQwKbk
Friends of Coleridge retweeted
Our friends over at the 'Ann Radcliffe, Then and Now' project are hosting a free public lecture on the 13th December!
Join Professor Michael Garner to learn more about Radcliffe's life, writing, and the astounding influence she had on Romantic writing and culture.
Friends of Coleridge retweeted
Just a small reminder about the👇call for reviewers for the #c18th and #Romantic chapters of The Year’s Work in English Studies… the end is nigh / 12 days away!
Are you a specialist in long #c18th British & Irish writing?
Want to stay up-to-date w/relevant publications? write for THE oldest & most comprehensive review of scholarly work? & join a supportive community of reviewers, editors & publishers?
#YWES👇NEEDS YOU! 1/3
ALT Cover of the 2023 volume of The Year's Work in English Studies (number 102).
Friends of Coleridge retweeted
I will be talking about Samuel Taylor Coleridge and other late 18th century English translators of Sarbiewski's poetry on Thursday afternoon - in Porto, Portugal! I just can't wait! cetaps.wixsite.com/relationa… #translation #sarbiewski #casimir #romanticism #coleridge #conference
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“Friendship is a sheltering tree.”
The Coleridge Summer Conference is over. Final papers have been delivered. Delegates have said their fond farewells, sharing hugs and laughter over new memories. And now we return to our work, reenergized for research, teaching, and writing.
Friends of Coleridge retweeted
Another fabulous week💜after #BARSGlasgow2024, now at #ColeridgeConference2024 @FriendsofSTC @GregMLeadbetter in Grasmere💜 Huge thanks to Prof Tim Fulford and Dr Joanna Taylor for organizing everything, and to our panel’s chair @jeffbarbeau for your warm support & encouragement!
Friends of Coleridge retweeted
I’m having too much fun to update regularly but if you aren’t at the Coleridge Summer Conference you’re missing out and we miss you! @FriendsofSTC
Friends of Coleridge retweeted
The Coleridge Summer Conference 2024 is meeting in Grasmere this year at Dove Cottage! With talks, poetry readings, and long walks in a convivial atmosphere, it’s truly one of the great literary conferences.
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#OTD 1834 Coleridge dies at 6.30am. His last words were said to be "I could even be witty…."
findagrave.com/memorial/215/…
atlasobscura.com/articles/sa…
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#OTD 1800 Coleridge writes to Humphry Davy
"We drank tea the night before I left Grasmere on the Island in that lovely lake, our kettle swung over the fire hanging from the branch of a Fir Tree and I lay & saw woods & mountains & lake all trembling”
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Another Coleridge Online event from the archives: Joanna Taylor on Coleridge's Ecopoetics youtu.be/AWbsZIQ2oYY?si=r7yq… via @YouTube
