REVIEW: European Romantic Review
READING BYRON
Bernard Beatty
REVIEW: PROJECT MUSE: “You just have to listen to him: try to hear his voice, try to follow his processes of his mind.”
REVIEW: The Byron Journal, Volume 52, Issue 1. 2024
REVIEW: Lord Byron—Seven Takes by David Mason
THE LRB PODCAST: Byron before Byron. Clare Bucknell and Thomas Jones
London Review of Books: His Own Dark Mind, Clare Bucknell
SOMETHING POSITIVE: substantial truth and cultural gloom
BOOK REVIEW: TLS, 26 May, Seamus Perry
VIDEO: Jerome McGann and Bernard Beatty discussing their new books
BOOK REVIEW: The BARS Review, Peter Francev, Victor Valley College
BOOK REVIEW: The review of English Studies, Jonathan Sachs
BOOK REVIEW: The high stakes of reading and of writing about Byron
Reading Byron Book Launch - Bernard Beatty in conversation with Lord Byron
Reading Byron Book Launch - Poetry Reading
Reading Byron Book Launch - Audience Questions
Book Launch at the Art Workers Guild, London, 15 November
Dark Seriousness and a conversation at Kyiv Airport – how this new book came about
INSIDE THE BOOK
‘Byron’ still often approximates to ‘Rupert Everett with a limp’.
Byron's Don Juan, Routledge, 1985, republished 2017
IABS-Peter Cochran Award for Lifetime Achievement
About the author
Bernard Beatty
Bernard Beatty is Senior Fellow in the School of English at Liverpool University and Associate Fellow in the School of Divinity at St Andrews University. From 1988-2005 he was Editor of The Byron Journal. He is the author of three books on Byron and has edited five collections of essays on him. He was awarded a Lifetime award for Byron Scholarship in Ravenna in 2017. He has written widely on Romanticism, Dryden, Rochester, Dickens, Newman, literary theory, the Bible, and theology. He plays the organ and lives in Chester, England.