A Day With Samuel Taylor Coleridge - Byron, May
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A day with May Byron's portrait of Coleridge invites you to step inside a living doorway into the romance of early nineteenth century Britain. A concise, vibrant biography style narrative that reads like a conversation with a thoughtful friend, it offers a short biographical sketch framed by a larger literary history. This book is more than a biography; it is a literary portrait collection that tracks Coleridge's life through ideas, letters, and momentary revelations. Readers will glimpse the romantic poet's mind, the currents of romantic era Britain, and the lived experience behind the critic…mehr

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A day with May Byron's portrait of Coleridge invites you to step inside a living doorway into the romance of early nineteenth century Britain. A concise, vibrant biography style narrative that reads like a conversation with a thoughtful friend, it offers a short biographical sketch framed by a larger literary history. This book is more than a biography; it is a literary portrait collection that tracks Coleridge's life through ideas, letters, and momentary revelations. Readers will glimpse the romantic poet's mind, the currents of romantic era Britain, and the lived experience behind the critic and collaborator. It functions as both general reader nonfiction and a student reference guide, offering approachable insights without stripping away the texture of period thought. For the casual reader and the classic-literature collector alike, the work delivers a clear, inspiring, accessible experience infused with literary reverence. Selling points: Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions. Restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure. This title blends a thoughtful exploration of Coleridge's life with glimpses into literary history, making it a must for fans of romantic poets anthology, other romantic era biographies, and anyone seeking a focused, illuminating window into romantic era Britain.