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The Byron Study Centre - Useful Links

Byron Societies, Biographies, Journals and eTexts:

• The International Byron Society: information on Byron, events, and societies along with select secondary material
• The Byron Society: this website gives information on the activities and research of the Byron Society in London
• The Byron Society of America
• La Societe Française des Études Byroniennes: The French branch of the International Byron Society, it promotes research on Byron in France
• The Messolunghi Byron Society: a website devoted to promoting scholarly and general understanding of Byron's life and poetry, and of the 19c international Philhellenic movement
• The Byron Journal
• La Frusta: rivista di informazione e critica culturale: (Journal of cultural information and criticism): this website explores Byron's life in Italy and his poetic production in the country
• The Life and Work of Lord Byron: 1788-1824: a collection of resources dedicated to the second generation Romantic poet hosted by englishhistory.net
• George Gordon, Lord Byron site: a collection of primary and secondary materials hosted by the Department of English and Philosophy at Arkansas State University
• Lord Byron: an interactive biography of Lord Byron, with references to people, places and works, maintained by Meg Wise-Lawrence
• The Poet Byron: information on Byron's life and works hosted by Newstead Abbey and the Nottingham city council
• George Gordon Byron: the 6th Baron Byron: an encyclopaedic interactive biography of Byron with links to electronic versions of his works, maintained by Wikipedia
• Byron's Gothic Readings: a site exploring Byron's gothic background; maintained by Georgia Southern University
• Byronmania: a web site of fact and fiction maintained by Anne Ridsdale
• Lord Byron and the Romantic Age: a site authored by Harry Marshall exploring Byron's relationships with contemporaries such as the Shelley's and Claire Claremont
• Crede Byron: a website which explores several aspects of Byron, and his childhood home of Newstead Abbey in Nottinghamshire.
• Selected Poetry: selected poetry of Byron hosted by the University of Toronto
• Don Juan: an electronic version of the text hosted by Bob Blair
• J.G.Hawaii Publishing Co: electronic versions of most of Byron's poems, tales and satires
• Lord Byron: English Romantic Poet: electronic versions of a selection of Byron's works

Romantic Women Writers

• British Women Romantic Writers, 1785-1835: an electronic collection of texts (University of California Davis)
• Cardiff Corvey Project
• Corvey Project Sheffield Hallam University
• The Bluestocking Archive (by Elizabeth Fay)
• Women Writers Project (Brown University)
• Women Romantic-Era Writers (by Adriana Craciun)

General Romanticism Resources

• Romanticism on the Net
• Romantic Circles
• Voice of the Shuttle
• British Poetry 1780-1910: a hypertext archive of Scholarly Editions (at Alderman Library, University of Virginia).
• North American Society for the Study of Romanticism
• British Association for Romantic Studies
• Keats-Shelley Association of America
• The John Clare Page: a substantial resource relating to John Clare, providing access to texts written by Clare, essays and a critical survey.