The Guardian: John Keats was an opium addict, claims a new biography of the poet
John Keats was an opium addict, claims a new biography of the poet
The agonies of John Keats's final months in Rome were partly the result of his doctor's misdiagnoses, according to a new biography. When the poet arrived in Rome from London in November of 1820, Dr ...
John Keats, the poet of "beauty", a devotee of aesthetic isolation who swooned at the thought of his so-called "bright star" Fanny Brawne and succumbed to TB when he was 25, was an opium addict. The ...
The Guardian: Doctor's mistakes to blame for Keats's agonising end, says new biography
We tend to think of John Keats as, in Lucasta Miller’s provocative phrase, “the most romantic of the Romantic poets.” He’s the pure soul—so the legend goes—who died at only 25, penniless, passionately ...
The New York Times: A Poet’s Poet: The Astonishing Career of John Keats
BBC: John Keats – How did the romantic poet produce so much brilliant work in his short lifetime?
John Keats left his fledgling medical career behind to become a poet, but the critical reception of his early work was scathing – some published reviews called him an uncouth cockney who should have ...
John Keats – How did the romantic poet produce so much brilliant work in his short lifetime?
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