Keats

This audiobook offers a fresh and nuanced look at the life and work of John Keats, revealing him not just as a romantic poet but as a complex, subversive figure living on the edge of societal norms. Biographer Lucasta Miller explores nine of Keats's most famous poems, shedding light on how his tumultuous life and worldview influenced his poetry. The narrative highlights Keats's defiance of Victorian conventions, as well as the vibrancy and originality that continue to captivate readers today.