Something to Read

I do not have much time for posting at the moment, though I regularly update the list of events for the 2012 bicentenary. Here are a few interesting items on Edward Lear and nonsense in general:

Jumblies and Jabberwockies. The Nonsense Verse of Edward Lear and Lewis Carroll, ” a chapter from Morag Styles’s From the Garden to the Street: Three Hundred Years of Poetry for Children. London: Cassell, 1998. Available from Google Books.

Wong, Mou-lan. “Trauma, Travel, and Regeneration: Picturesque and Nonsense in Edward Lear” (pdf). The 19th Annual English and American Literature Association Conference: Trauma and Literature. 12 November 2011.

National and Cultural Peculiarities of English Hunor.” In a collection of essays in Russian. 2011.

Let me also suggest that you take a look at these two online exhibitions at Houghton Library:

The Adventures of Thackeray in His Way through the World.

“Let Satire be my Song.” Byron’s English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers.

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