Keats-Shelley Review

Papers
(The TQCC of Keats-Shelley Review is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Report from Rome1
Report from Rome1
Jean de Palacio: A Tribute0
The Reverdie0
Shelley’s Sea-Change: Ariel’s Song as Percy Bysshe Shelley’s Epitaph0
Why Did John Keats Judge John James Audubon (1785–1851) a Fool?0
‘Find Me, Heal Me, Love Me, Lose Me’: The Letters of Percy Bysshe Shelley and Elizabeth Hitchener0
Chairman’s Report0
Written in Water: Keats’s Final Journey0
KSMA Outstanding Achievement Award: Kelvin Everest0
The Wolves of Chernobyl0
Through the Bosphorus0
Love and Death in St Pancras Churchyard0
Lost0
Valperga at 2000
‘I May Write My name’: A Collector’s Fog-Born Elf0
On Adonais0
Afterlives: Shelley’s Transformative Rhetoric in Queen Mab Note 170
‘Unread in the human heart’: Mary Shelley, ‘Madame d’Houtetot’ and The Liberal0
An Unpublished Mary Shelley Letter0
December Moth outside a care home window0
From Lives to Afterlives: Romantics on Renaissance Italy’s Old Masters0
From the Text to the Image: Byron’s Works in the Nineteenth-Century Art0
Greygoose, Johanna0
Frederick Douglass’s Learned, Black Traveller Gaze: Transporting ‘Heroic’ Romantic Ideals and the Roman ‘Composite Nation’ Back to America0
Gone with the (West) Wind: Shelley, Apostrophe, and Inept Interpellation0
Report from Rome0
Byron and Homosexuality0
Three Mad Men: The Interlunations of Mind in Shelley’s Julian and Maddalo0
You Tell Stories of Girls Gone Wild0
Chairman’s Report0
Walking About a Cemetery Always, What Endures, The Walk0
Il rovinismo di Lord Byron nell’opera di Marco Filiberti0
The Intellectual Circle of Muzio Clementi in London: A Contribution to His Biography0
Of Fame and Revelations0
‘Translating’ Valperga : A Journey Through Mary Shelley’s Italy0
Shelley and Keats Revisited: The 1820 Volumes0
New Curator for Keats-Shelley House0
Don Juan: The Liberal Epic of the Nineteenth Century Don Juan: The Liberal Epic of the Nineteenth Century , by Richard Cronin, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2020
John Keats: The Doctors’ Poet?0
Byron’s Italy: An Anglo-Italian Romance0
Some Further Complications Regarding the Keats Death Mask0
Ex-Aisle0
Elegy for Hedgehog0
A Romantic Rebel: Shelley’s Etonian Schooldays0
‘A Waking Dream’: John Ferriar, Keats, and Medical Re–Enchantment0
Elegy to the Motherland0
Shelley with Benjamin: A Critical Mosaic Shelley with Benjamin: A Critical Mosaic , by Mathelinda Nabugodi, London, UCL Press, 2023, xxii + 152 pp., £25.00 (paperback), 0
Shelley’s Visions of Death0
New Perspectives on Byron and Godwin: The View from the Archives0
Chairman’s Report0
Lord Byron and His Portraits in Italy0
‘That Path Where Flowers Never Grew’: Pageantry as Fertility Going Awry in ‘The Triumph of Life’0
Shelley, a Diet for Peace0
Byron and the Mediterranean “Cult of the South”: a bicentennial symposium - University of Notre Dame Rome Global Gateway, June 20-22, 20240
Of Poets, Dreamers, and Doctors: Keats as a ‘Physician to All Men’0
Shelley’s Gone Girl: Morbid Cherishing in Ginevra0
Romanticism and the Contingent Self: The Challenge of Representation0
Violence at a Glacial Pace: Reading Shelley’s ‘Mont Blanc’ in an Age of Melting Ice Caps0
On Keats’s Spenser0
‘Bound in Amity to All’: Euthanasia’s Cosmopolitan Ethic of Caring0
‘In Just Seven Days, I Can Make You a Man’: Queerness and Masculinity in Frankenstein (1818) and The Rocky Horror Picture Show0
Romantic Heredity: Degeneration, Form, and Pathological Readings of ‘The Triumph of Life’0
News from Keats House, Hampstead0
From Ravenna to Missolonghi: Shelley’s Part in Byron’s Last Journey0
Self Storage0
The Mourning0
Report from Rome0
Report from Rome0
Report from Rome0
Licentia Historica : History and Romance in Mary Shelley’s Valperga0
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