Romanticism Literary Movement

• Blake, William@
• Byron, Lord George Gordon@
• Coleridge, Samuel Taylor@
• Hogg, James@

• Keats, John@
• Shelley, Mary
• Shelley, Percy Bysshe@
• Wordsworth, William@

• Arts: Literature: World Literature: British 
• Arts: Art History: Periods and Movements: Romanticism 
• BOTW UK Directory: Arts: Writing and Literature 

• The Bluestocking Archive  - Provides selected prose, poetry, and correspondence from the Blue Stocking movement and additional texts from predecessors, related circles, contemporary criticism, and more.
• British Women Romantic Poets, 1789-1832  - Provides links to published and unpublished electronic texts and information on the project.
• British Women's Novels: A Reading List, 1775-1818  - Links to biographical information on various women novelists and their texts.
• Cardiff Corvey: Reading the Romantic Text  - Offers articles about Romantic texts as well as author, title and publisher indexes.
• International Conference on Romanticism  - Organization of enthusiasts of the Romantic Movement. Contains course syllabi, newsletters, and related links.
• Literary Resources - Romantic  - Provides an extensive list of links for Romantic Literature, women writers, Gothicism, and prominent authors of the period.
• The Norton Anthology of English Literature: The Romantic Period  - Contains an introduction and background to relevant events, topics, and writers of the Romantic period. Offers a multiple choice quiz, author index, and more.
• The Poetess Archive  - Provides primary and secondary texts of both female and male writers who were working in the poetess tradition, which coincided with the Romantic period.
• Rise of Romanticism  - Discussion on the political issues of the empire which became the gateway to the rise of the Romantic Movement in French theatres and literary pieces.
• Romantic Canons  - Bibliography of various resources and literary pieces during the Romantic Period. Includes table of contents and anthologies on how the poets canonized themselves during era.
• Romantic Chronology  - Contains an extensive time line of events and literature leading up to and during the Romantic period, with descriptions of important issues.
• Romantic Circles  - Offers a searchable archive of works, bibliographies, reviews, scholarly resources, guides for teachers, a weblog and more.
• Romantic Circles, Praxis Series  - Provides current and archived volumes containing essays and abstracts about Romanticism.
• Romantics Unbound  - Encourages cross-curricular study of Romanticism by covering the literature, art and music of the period. Offers links for further study.