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John Keats and his greatest love – his brother George: Q&A with biographer...
The Cockney Poet: "The goodness of his heart and the nobleness of his spirit.” John Keats (1795-1821) is celebrated as one of the greatest poets of the English language, succumbing to tuberculosis at...
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Stanford writers bag an awful lot of prizes this year
It’s easy to forget the caliber of the people you are rubbing elbows with every day. So let me take a moment to blow their collective horn – especially since they’re so humble. Many of you may have...
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Sometimes a Kindle is not enough: Gigante recalls an era when books were buddies
Denise Gigante, at home with a friend (Photo: L.A. Cicero) Last year, we interviewed Denise Gigante about her acclaimed new book, The Keats Brothers – the Q&A is here. The formidable author is...
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TLS: When did Keats become a great writer? Ask Gigante.
“What was he really like?” In case you missed it, a recent Times Literary Supplement article reviewed four new biographies of John Keats – one of them Denise Gigante‘s The Keats Brothers: The Life of...
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