George Gordon Byron – The Collected Poems of Lord Byron

While the Byronic myth and the Byronic Hero have entered both the English language and the collective consciousness wherever English is read, both the poet and his imaginery remain elusive.
This edition, with its informative and concise Intrudction, is complete and enables the reader to get to the heart of the poetry of the man who was „mad, bad and dangerous to know”. Childe Harold, Don Juan, The Two Foscari, The Lament of Tasso and The Vision of Judgement as well as the shorter lyrical poems supply the key to this most brilliant and ambigous poet.   źródło opisu: Wydawnictwo Wordsworth Editions Limited, 1994 źródło okładki: zdjęcie autorskie