This page on William Wordsworth from a Brown University site contains links to a variety of topics related to him and his writings. It has a link to a biography, the text to two of his works, an analysis of his style of writing and the...

Poets.org provides a brief biographical overview of William Wordsworth including information on his life and links to selected poems. A column of links to additional reading information on Wordsworth is also provided.

Scroll through the images to view William Wordsworth's Lake District. Click on a sketch for further information and to explore the image.

Brief biography of English romantic poet William Wordsworth.

This etext is the original notes, preface, and advertisment for the book "Lyrical Ballads," by Samuel Taylor Coleridge and William Wordsworth.

Information on Wordswoth's life, as well as a list of selected works.

Provides links to a few poems and some of Wordsworth's poetic theory.

From William Blake and John Keats to Charles Dickens and the Bronte sisters, explore 23 iconic authors from the Romantic and Victorian periods.

This personal site provides a description of the era, with an extensive list of links to authors of the time.

From Wordsworth's Westminster Bridge to Blake's Chimney Sweepers; from Dickens's pickpockets to Jack the Ripper; and from Wells's War of the Worlds to Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes; discover the diverse ways in which writers in this...

This webite on English Romanticism by Elizabeth Whitney focuses on the Romantic period including defining Romanticism, the history and politics, the Romantic poets, visual arts, and music. It also offers a link to the radio program "The...

What inspired the iconic poetry of the Romantic period, and how did the Romantic poets portray landscape, class, radicalism, and the sublime? Find out from this collection of articles.

This resource provides links to many authors of the Romantic era. Biographies, works, and portraits are displayed for each author.

The life and work of Roman poet Gaius Valerius Catullus is discussed. Catullus is known for his erotic verse.