14 March 2019, 5pm. Talk Keats-Shelley House: Tara Lee on 'Philosophic Numbers Smooth'. We are doubly thrilled as Tara won 2018's Keats-Shelley Essay Prize. Details below.

Starting work at last on Alex Cocker's Say, Spirit - testing cover image linocut by Tara Lee, PhD (Oxon) with marbled card. Perhaps too statuesque?

Congratulations to our DPhil student Tara, joint winner of the Lord Alfred Douglas Prize 2020🎉! The award honours Tara's fantastic sonnet 'Nothing new under the sun' and follows her 2018 Keats-Shelley Essay Prize win🌟

Very pleased to have won the Lord Alfred Douglas Prize 😊

Thrilled to be talking about William Blake's 'blacksmith midwives' yielding 'the molten stuff of terror' at the 'The Intermedial Eighteenth Century' (an AHRC-funded conference on the visual and textual arts) in mid September! Register for free: eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-intermed…

No such thing as too statuesque, surely...

Playing around with the aesthetics of William Blake's illuminated printing using Stable Diffusion (a new open-source AI art generator). What would Blake have thought about AI-illuminated poetry? 'Infant Joy' #williamblake #stablediffusion #AIart #romanticism #poetry

This wednesday [email protected] and I will be talking about digital humanities and artificial intelligence at HKU -- do join! #digitalhumanities

Excited to be giving a talk on Blake and The Four Zoas tomorrow!

All are welcome to this Society of Fellows talk on Keats's Sceptical Poetics at HKU on Friday Feb 23! (In person only)

Very happy to be hosting Prof. Ian Haywood at HKU later today (despite the typhoon)! Anyone in HK is very welcome to join for what will be a fascinating talk about Romanticism and the Industrial Gaze.

RT to win Lana Del Rey's 'Ultraviolence' Boxset! Must be following to win!

W Blake's corroding fires: How do you know but ev'ry bird tht cuts the airy way Is an immense world of delight, closed by your senses five?

'For in my nature I quested for beauty, but God, God hath sent me to sea for pearls.' Jubilate Agno

The winner of 2018's Keats-Shelley Essay Prize is: Tara Lee – ‘Philosophic Numbers Smooth’ prize £1,000

Congratulations to Faculty of English DPhil Tara Lee who has won the Keats-Shelley Essay Prize for 2018 buff.ly/2HSnntm Keats-Shelley House

Congratulations to the winners of the 2018 Keats-Shelley essay prize: Tara Lee, who graduated from the Cambridge 18cR M.Phil. last year; and Clare Jones, a current 18cR M.Phil. student. keats-shelley.co.uk/2018-keats-she…