"Posthumous Keats" is the result of Plumly's 20 years of reflection on the enduring poetry of one of England's greatest Romanticists. Incisive in its observations and beautifully written, this work is an ode to the man who saw his mortality as fatal to his poetry.
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"Posthumous Keats" is the result of Plumly's 20 years of reflection on the enduring poetry of one of England's greatest Romanticists. Incisive in its observations and beautifully written, this work is an ode to the man who saw his mortality as fatal to his poetry.
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Beautifully written, very moving study of poet John Keats, whose sublime verses came to an untimely end with his death at 25, of consumption. Stanley Plumly tells the story of this incomparable writer in a way that allows us to empathize and, finally, to profoundly admire Keats in his struggle with a wasting, mortal disease. Biographies do not get much better than this.