News
Submissions invited for second Blake Society Tithe Grant
The Blake Society has announced its Tithe Grant for 2010. The aim of the grant, launched last year, is to further
The Blake Society has announced its Tithe Grant for 2010. The aim of the grant, launched last year, is to further[Continue]
Blake 2.0 on Twitter
Blake quote of the day: the D…
Blake quote of the day: the Daughters of Memory shall become the Daughters of Inspiration. [Continue]
Blake quote of the day: Empire…
Blake quote of the day: Empire is no more! and now the lion & wolf shall cease. [Continue]
Blake quote of the day: As the…
Blake quote of the day: As the catterpiller chooses the fairest leaves to lay her eggs on, so the priest lays his curse on the fairest joys. [Continue]
There is a Moment in each Day …
There is a Moment in each Day that Satan cannot find Nor can his Watch Fiends find it, but the Industrious find This Moment & it multiply. [Continue]
Blake quote of the day: The Cl…
Blake quote of the day: The Classics, it is the Classics! & not Goths nor Monks, that Desolate Europe with Wars. [Continue]
Reviews
The Marriage of Heaven and Hell: U Chicago, 2011
Michael Phillips’s beautiful and professionally-bound University of Chicago edition of The Marriage of Heaven and Hell appears to be a cover to cover facsimile of the Bodelian’s copy. I mean “cover to cover” quite literally: the image posted on Amazon and the publisher’s website is a full-color photographic reproduction of a nineteenth-century binding, wear marks [Continue]- 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
- Magnus Ankarsjö – William Blake and Religion
- Laura Quinney – William Blake on Self and Soul
- The Romantics and The Sleeping Congregation
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Arts and Culture
Opposition is True Friendship: Christopher Hitchens and William Blake
Deepak Chopra once argued that Christopher Hitchens, one of the founders of the New Atheist movement, “dismisses every spiritual person out of hand, which means that he dismisses William Blake in the same breath that he dismisses Bible belt preachers.” Hitchens died yesterday at the age of 62 after a battle with esophageal cancer. [Continue]
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- Blake set to music – Adrian Leverkühn
- Is Wright’s Work Secular?
- Blakespotting: “Jerusalem” and gay Blake
- Blakespotting: Media responses to “Jerusalem” and the Royal Wedding
- William Blake, “Jerusalem”, and the Royal Wedding