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Patti Smith, My Blakean Year
Patti Smith performs “My Blakean Year”: More information about the song on Patti Smith’s website.
Patti Smith performs “My Blakean Year”: More information about the song on Patti Smith’s website.[Continue]
Blake 2.0 on Twitter
William Blake’s Manuscripts: A One-Day Symposium
The schedule has now been set and registration is open for William Blake’s Manuscripts: A One-Day Symposium. This symposium will be held at [Continue]
If you think I unfollowed you …
If you think I unfollowed you wrongly, then please shout out. Tidying up Twitter links, but don’t want to thrown out babies with bathwater! [Continue]
Sheesh… when was “inspiratio…
Sheesh… when was “inspiration” hijacked by SEO and social media marketeers? I’m cleaning out my following list… [Continue]
Superb: Beth Orton is making a…
Superb: Beth Orton is making a comeback, and one of her songs is based on Blake’s “Poison Tree”: http://t.co/HRYaDSls [Continue]
Poetry fettered, fetters the h…
Poetry fettered, fetters the human race. Nations are destroyed or flourish… as their poetry, painting, and music are destroyed or flourish [Continue]
Reviews
Rev. of John H. Jones’s Blake on Language, Power, and Self-Annihilation
John H. Jones. Blake on Language, Power, and Self-Annihilation. $90.00. Palgrave MacMillan, 2010. pp. xii+250. John H. Jones’s Blake on Language, Power, and Self-Annihilation argues that dialogic self-annihilation in Blake’s oeuvre is a means of resistance to all forms of “philosophical and political monologism” that dictatorially impose a single vision upon readers and [Continue]- Sarah Haggarty’s Blake’s Gifts: Poetry and the Politics of Exchange
- Genesis: William Blake’s Last Illuminated Work
- The Marriage of Heaven and Hell: U Chicago, 2011
- Fernand Péna and Guy Pearson
- Mary Lynn Johnson and John E. Grant: Blake’s Poetry and Designs
- James Rovira – Blake and Kierkegaard: Creation and Anxiety
- Helen P. Bruder and Tristanne Connolly (ed.) — Queer Blake
- Blake and Physiognomy
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William Blake’s Manuscripts: A One-Day Symposium
The schedule has now been set and registration is open for William Blake’s Manuscripts: A One-Day Symposium. This symposium will be held at the Huntington Library on June 7th, 2013, and the list of Blake luminaries speaking include (in alphabetical order) Luisa Calé, Mark Crosby, Morris Eaves, Alexander Gourlay, Steve Hindle, Rachel Lee, Joseph Viscomi, Angus Whitehead, and John Windle. [Continue]
- Blakespotting – Olympic Jerusalem
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- Blake set to music – Adrian Leverkühn
- Is Wright’s Work Secular?
- Blakespotting: “Jerusalem” and gay Blake