The Coleridge Bulletin
The Coleridge Bulletin is the official journal of The Friends of Coleridge (U.K. registered charity no. 295285). First appearing in 1988, The Coleridge Bulletin publishes peer-reviewed scholarly articles, book reviews, and other materials related to the life, thought, and times of Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1770–1834).
Published twice yearly, The Coleridge Bulletin is sent to all members of the Friends of Coleridge. Articles are made available online eighteen months after the publication of the printed version. The contents of the most recent articles are listed. Click on titles to read.
Editor: Jeffrey W. Barbeau
All editorial inquiries, books for review, or other matters related to The Coleridge Bulletin should be emailed to the editor at jeffrey.barbeau@wheaton.edu or, in the case of books, addressed to the editor at Dept of BTS, Wheaton College, 501 College Ave., Wheaton, IL 60187 USA
New Series 67, Summer 2026
Jeffrey W. Barbeau: Editorial
Articles
Suzanne E. Webster: Itinerance and Illness: Coleridge ‘Up North’, 1799–1802
Paul Cheshire: From Donhead to Drury Lane: Coleridge’s Sonnet to William Linley and the Rejection of Osorio
Aimee E. Barbeau: Political Economy, Creative Destruction, and Generative AI: Coleridge’s Second Lay Sermon
Carl-Ludwig Conning: Imperfection as Coleridge’s System of Spiritual Philosophy |
Crystal Veronie: Mothers and Maternal Authority in Sara Coleridge’s Phantasmion
Jordan Welsh: ‘The Trial of Translation’: The Literary Partnership of Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Hyman Hurwitz
Kazuko Oguro: Coleridge on Imagination and ‘Echo’
Reviews
Jeffrey Einboden: British Orientalisms, 1759–1835 by James Watt
D. B. Ruderman: Blank Splendour: Mere Existence in British Romanticism by David Collings
Murray J. Evans: The Last Romantic: C. S. Lewis, English Literature, and Modern Theology by Jeffrey W. Barbeau
Eric C. Walker: The Social Imagination of the Romantic Wife in Literature: Marriage, Virtue, and Friendship by Linda Reesman
In Memoriam
Noriko Naohara: Kazuko Oguro (1934–2024)
New Series 66, Winter 2025
Jeffrey W. Barbeau: Editorial
Articles
K. F. B. Fletcher: ‘The Moving Moon’: The Influence of Apuleius’s Golden Ass on Coleridge’s The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Nicholas Reid: On the Incarnation: Body and Soul in the Late Coleridge’s Thought
Serena Qihui Pei: Coleridge and Daoism: Inversive Circularity, ‘Ideal Realism’, and Historical Encounters
C. S. Matheson and Alex McKay: ‘The World in Hand’: Experiencing the Claude Mirror
Reviews
Jeffrey W. Barbeau: Sara Coleridge and the Oxford Movement: Selected Religious Writings edited by Robin Schofield
Diana Barsham: A Shattered Idol: The Lord Chief Justice & His Troublesome Women by Tom Hughes
Vinita Singh: Wordsworth’s Trauma and Poetry: 1793–1803 by Richard E. Matlak
Jerrold E. Hogle: Matthew Gregory Lewis: Gothic and Romantic Literary Culture by Dale Townshend
Abigail Rogers: Words Made Flesh: Formations of the Postsecular in British Romanticism by Sean Dempsey
Celestina Savonius-Wroth: Liturgy, Ritual, and Secularization in Nineteenth-Century British Literature by Joseph McQueen
Sarah Schaefer Walton: The Collected Poems of Henry Kirke White edited by Tim Fulford
In Memoriam
Peter Larkin: Rosemary Cawthray (1931–2025)
Justin Shepherd: Tilla Brading (1945–2025)
New Series 65, Summer 2025
Articles
Nigel Leask: ‘Such Blessing is there in Perfect Liberty’: Coleridge’s ‘Wild Journey’ in Scotland, 1803
Jane Cheshire: Imagination and Its Discontents: The Origins and Nature of ‘Kubla Khan’ and ‘Christabel’
L. P. Roberts: Coleridge, Plotinus, and the Philosophy of Form
Toby Lucas: ‘O Liberty! My Spirit Felt Thee There’: The Relocation of Revolutionary Values in Fears in Solitude
Jacob Lloyd: Coleridge’s Poetry in the Morning Post, 1797–1802
Lois Linkens: ‘An Incurable Wound’: Coleridge, Nature, and Desire in Malta
Dominik Łaciak: Coleridge’s Remorse and the Haunting Shadow of Shakespeare
Diana Barsham: After the Funeral: Coleridge, The Recluse, and the Man Who Buried Himself Alive in The Excursion
Conference Reflection
Lucasta Miller: How ‘The Rime of the Ancient Mariner’ Plays Tricks with the Mind
Table Talk
Jeffrey W. Barbeau: A Conversation with Daniel Nayeri
Reviews
Julian Knox: George Berkeley & Romanticism: Ghostly Language by Chris Townsend
Michael Demson: Wordsworth After War: Recovering Peace in the Later Poetry by Philip Shaw
Miriam Elizabeth Burstein: Romantic Fiction and Literary Excess in the Minerva Press Era by Hannah Doherty Hudson
Carl-Ludwig Conning: British Romanticism and Denmark by Cian Duffy
New Series 64, Winter 2024
Editorial
Charles W. Mahoney: Poetic Power and Practical Criticism: The Shakespearean Underpinnings of the Biographia
Aimee E. Barbeau: Coleridge’s Defense of Monarchy: Democracy and Commerce in a Modern Regime
Maximiliaan van Woudenberg: Coleridge and the Lessing Monument in Wolfenbüttel
Markus Poetzsch: Negotiating ‘Felicitous Space’: De Quincey at His Sister’s Bedside
Tim Fulford: Thomas Poole and Thomas Wedgwood: The Correspondence of Two of the Coleridge Circle
Reviews
Anne Wallace on Mountaineering and British Romanticism: The Literary Cultures of Climbing, 1770–1836 by Simon Bainbridge
Paul Cheshire on Coleridge’s Political Poetics: Radicalism and Whig Verse 1794–1802 by Jacob Lloyd
Nicholas Reid on An Anthology of the Cambridge Platonists: Sources and Commentary edited by Douglas Hedley and Christian Hengstermann
Toby Lucas on William Blake’s Divine Love: Visions of Oothoon by Joshua Schouten de Jel
Brad Bannon on My Natural Methodism: Experience Becomes Words by Richard E. Brantley
Sean Hayden on The Matter with Things: Our Brains, Our Delusions, and the Unmaking of the World by Iain McGilchrist
Molly Watson on Missionary Cosmopolitanism in Nineteenth-Century British Literature by Winter Jade Werner
In Memoriam: Maggie Roberts
New Series 63, Summer 2024
Editorial
Lisa Ann Robertson: ‘Time + Space’: Coleridge’s Phenomenological Organicism in ‘Theory of Life’
Timothy Whelan: New Letters of Sara Coleridge to Maria Jane Jewsbury, 1829–1832
Graham Davidson: The Intelligible Ode Revisited
Reviews
J. Jennifer Jones on The Intelligible Ode: Intimations of Paradise by Graham Davidson
Peter Larkin on Coleridge’s Sublime Later Prose and Recent Theory: Kristeva, Adorno, Rancière by Murray Evans
Ann Wierda Rowland on How Romantics and Victorians Organized Information: Commonplace Books, Scrapbooks, and Albums by Jillian M. Hess
Margaret A. Fisher on Another Road to Xanadu: Samuel Taylor Coleridge, His Teacher William Wales & Cook’s Second Voyage by Bill Whelen
Nicholas Reid on Coleridge in William Greswell’s Workbook by J. C. C. Mays
Jennifer Davis Michael on British Romanticism and Peace by John Bugg
Jeanne Britton on Poetic Form and Romantic Provocation by Carmen Faye Mathes
Ramazan Saral on Blake and Lucretius: The Atomistic Materialism of the Selfhood by Joshua Schouten de Jel
Andrew O. Winckles on The Life of Wesley; and the Rise and Progress of Methodism by Robert Southey, edited by Tim Fulford
New Series 62, Winter 2023
Editors’ Introduction: Brecht de Groote, Tim Fulford, and Matthew Sangster
Guest Editorial
Robert Morrison: De Quincey Now: A Foreword
Margaret Russett: Suspended Life
Daniel S. Roberts: Associationism, Self-Formation, and the Pursuit of Happiness in De Quincey’s Early Writings
Felicity James: Fountains and Night Fears: Lamb, De Quincey, and Childhood in the London Magazine
Nick Dodd: De Quincey’s Co-Ontological Sleep: Electra’s Kindness as a Way beyond ‘Dog Sleep’ and Nightmare
Peter J. Kitson: ‘I cannot muster a fiddle’: De Quincey, Lamb, Opium, and Addiction
Daniel Cook: ‘Arrayed for Mutual Slaughter’: Warfare and Moral Action in De Quincey’s Later Essays
Reviews
Anya Taylor on The New Cambridge Companion to Coleridge, edited by Tim Fulford
Christoph Bode on In Xanadu: Gedichte Englisch/Deutsch, edited and translated by Florian Bissig, & Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Eine Biografie, by Florian Bissig
Serena Qihui Pei on Chinese Dreams in Romantic England: The Life and Times of Thomas Manning, by Edward Weech
D. B. Ruderman on Look Round for Poetry: Untimely Romanticisms, by Brian McGrath
Julie Carlson on Romantic Actors, Romantic Dramas: British Tragedy on the Regency Stage, by James Armstrong
Catherine Ross on Coleridge and the Geometric Idiom: Walking with Euclid, by Ann C. Colley
Jacob Risinger on “Genial” Perception: Wordsworth, Coleridge, and the Myth of Genius in the Long Eighteenth Century, by William Edinger
Richard Ian Berkeley on Romanticism and the Rule of Law: Coleridge, Blake, and the Autonomous Reader, by Mark L. Barr
Barry Hough on Down to the Sunless Sea: A Troubled Samuel Taylor Coleridge in the Mediterranean, by Andrew and Suzanne Edwards
New Series 61, Summer 2023
Reviews
Jeffrey W. Barbeau: Editorial
Claire M. Smith: Coleridge’s Need to Draw
Catherine Ross: ‘Words in Tuneful Order’: Anglo-Classical Schools and the Romantic Poets
Adam Neikirk: Specters of Coleridge: Poetry, Biography, and the Ghost of Hope
Inês Rosa: Nonsense and Sound in Coleridge’s Table Talk and ‘Kubla Khan’
Margaret A. Fisher: Mental Imagery and the Inaccessible ‘Gaps’ of ‘Kubla Khan’
James Smoker: ‘We Do Not Know the Laws of that Country’: Lamb and Coleridge at the Threshold of Faerie
Stuart Andrews: Poets at Odds: Coleridge and Wordsworth
Michael Tomko on The Making of Poetry: Coleridge, the Wordsworths, and Their Year of Marvels by Adam Nicolson, with woodcuts and paintings by Tom Hammick
Alan P. R. Gregory on The Evangelical Party and Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s Return to the Church of England
Humberto Garcia on Romantic Egypt: Abyssal Ground of British Romanticism by Elizabeth A. Fay
Adam Walker on Romantic Prayer: Reinventing the Poetics of Devotion, 1773–1832 by Christopher Stokes
Julie Camarda on William Wordsworth, Second-Generation Romantic: Contesting Poetry after Waterloo by Jeffrey N. Cox
Hannah Britton on Canals, Castles and Catholics: Dora Wordsworth’s Continental Journal of 1828 edited by Cecilia Powell
Elisa Beshero-Bondar on Sir Thomas More: or, Colloquies on The Progress and Prospects of Society by Robert Southey, edited by Tom Duggett
Christopher Corbin on The Lake Poets in Prose: Connecting Threads by Stuart Andrews
Allison Dushane on The Collected Letters of Sir Humphry Davy edited by Tim Fulford and Sharon Ruston
Contributors
New Series 60, Winter 2022
Paul Cheshire: Confessions of an Inquiring Pantheist
Anya Taylor: Coleridge’s Magnetism
Heidi Thomson: Sibylline Tweets: Coleridge and Newspaper Writing
Andrea Timar: The Mother’s Care(ss)
Peter Cheyne: Coleridge’s Cosmic Sense of Ideas
Alix Gallagher: Not too much too young
Jacob Lloyd: Coleridge and Politics in 2022
Joanna Taylor: How to See and Feel: Connecting through Coleridge’s Dejection
Adam Walker: Coleridge’s Symbol and the Soul’s Vocabulary
Gregory Leadbetter: Coleridge and the Drama of Becoming
Jake Grefenstette: ‘All-shaped shadows’: Imagining Coleridge in Beijing
Jeffrey Barbeau: Coleridge’s American Disciple
Seamus Perry: Coleridge on the Constitution of Church and State
Graham Davidson: Coleridge and Eliot: the Idea of History
Allison Dushane: Coleridge and the ‘fiction of science’
Jeff Hipolito: Coleridge’s Healing Thought
James Engell: Coleridge’s Epitaph: Rediscovering S.T.C.
New Series 59, Summer 2022
Tim Whelan: A New Letter by Sara Fricker Coleridge to Matilda Betham
Elizabeth Shand: Sara Coleridge’s Annotated Phantasmion
Jim Mays: Thoughts on ‘Reply to a Lady’s Question’
Gareth Polmeer: Barfield’s Early Writing and the Influence of Coleridge
Reviews
Editorial: Jeffrey W. Barbeau: S. T. Coleridge and P. B. Shelley
Cynthia Scheinberg on Singing in a Foreign Land: Anglo-Jewish Poetry 1812-17, by Karen A. Weisman
Mark Schoenfield on Living as an Author in the Romantic Period, by Matthew Sangster
Adam Neikirk on Poetics, Aesthetics and Phenomenology in Samuel Taylor Coleridge, by Tom Marshal
David Jasper on Secret Selves: A History of Our Inner Space, by Stephen Prickett
Miriam Elizabeth Burstein on Fatal Errors; or Poor Mary-Anne. A Tale of the Last Century, ed. Timothy Whelan and Felicity James
Jake Grefenstette on The Cambridge Companion to British Romanticism and Religion, ed. Jeffrey W. Barbeau
New Series 58, Winter 2021
Tim May: Coleridge in Bristol: the 1795 Slave Trade Lecture
Tom Mayberry: Images of Friendship: The Stowey Portraits by William Shuter
Lois Linkens: ‘Christabel’ & the Possibilities of the Witching Hour
Felicity James: The Comforts of Family
Jeffrey Barbeau: The Consolation of Friendship
Reviews
Daniel Larson on Coleridge’s Contemplative Philosophy, by Peter Cheyne
Joanna Taylor on William Gilbert and Esoteric Romanticism, by Paul Cheshire
Jordan Welsh on Christ’s Hospital: Tradition with Vision, edited by David Taplin and Lizzie Ballagher
Timothy Whelan on Henry Crabb Robinson, Romantic Comparatist, 1790–1811, by Philipp Hunnekuhl
Madeleine Callaghan The Complete Poetry of Percy Bysshe Shelley: Volume VII, edited by Nora Crook
Marjean D. Purinton on Rethinking the Romantic Era: Androgynous Subjectivity and the Recreative in the Writings of Mary Robinson, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and Mary Shelley, by Kathryn S. Freeman
Drew Clode Coleridge Remains at Highgate
New Series 57, Summer 2021
Jeffrey Hipolito: The Romantic Modernism of Owen Barfield’s Poetic Diction
Michael Di Fuccia: The “Polar Logic” in Barfield’s Coleridge
Gareth Polmeer: Projection, Polarity and Participation
Douglas Hedley: Barfield and Gadamer on the Inner Word
Jacob Sherman: Barfield, Coleridge and the End of Nature
Paul Cheshire: Coleridge, Barfield, and the Countercultural Stance
Jake Grefenstette: Coleridge Contra Eliot: Form and Incarnation in The Tower
Tiffany Brooke Martin: Imagination and Unity in The Rose on the Ash-Heap
Graham Davidson: Has Romanticism Come of Age?
Reviews
New Series 56, Winter 2020
Justin Shepherd: Two New Coleridge Letters: The Angels of Paternoster Row
Robin Schofield: Sara Coleridge’s Dialogues on Regeneration
Jeffrey W. Barbeau: Coleridge, Bushnell and the Nature of Religious Language
David Smith: Vampiric Transgression and Fin-de-Siècle Conflicts in Christabel
Lilach Naishtat Bornstein: Coleridge and the Reading of the Song of Songs
Reviews
Charles Mahoney on Tim Fulford’s Wordsworth’s Poetry, 1815-1845
Karen Swann on Sarah Zimmerman’s The Romantic Literary Lecture in Britain
Richard Gibson on Casie LeGette’s The Radical Politics of the Excerpt
Max. van Woudenberg on Giles Whiteley’s Schelling’s Reception in British Literature
Adam Roberts on Bethany Askew’s novels The Coleridges at Stowey and The Two Saras: Coleridge in Cumbria; and J S Berkman’s The Secret Ministry of Frost
New Series 55, Summer 2020
Fiona Stafford: Coleridge’s Only Tree: Picturing the Birch
Ralph Pite: Notebooks, Landscapes and Poetry in Coleridge’s Quantocks
Tim Fulford: Coleridge and Davy in the Mountains and on the Page
Paul Cheshire: Beldam Nature: Witch and Goddess
The Editor reviews ‘Coleridge and the Poetry of Nature’ by Greg Leadbetter
Reviews
Jeffrey Barbeau: The Fate of Bibliography and Reviews Editorial
Mark Canuel on Fred Burwick’s A History of Romantic Literature
Sean Barry on Jeff Strabone’s Poetry and British Nationalisms in the Eighteenth Century
Aimee Barbeau on Timothy Michael’s British Romanticism and Political Reason
Nicholas Reid on Murray Evans’s Sublime Coleridge
Robin Whittaker on Van Fox Lloyd’s Anian Straits
Kim Wheatley on Karen Swann’s Lives of the Dead Poets: Keats, Shelley, Coleridge
Linda Reesman on Mark Bruhn’s Wordsworth Before Coleridge
Jessica Oliver on Brad Brannon’s Jonathan Edwards, S T Coleridge and the Will
We Shot the Albatross – The Big Read – Jeff Barbeau interviews Philip Hoare
Marilyn Gaull – Anya Taylor
Rosemary Coleridge Middleton – Tom Mayberry
New Series 54, Winter 2019
Paul Cheshire – Orientalism Bristol Fashion: Charles Fox and Achmed Ardebeili
Verity Merryweather – The Shadow-Line: ‘Alone on a wide, wide sea’
Felix Culpepper – Coleridge at the Trial of William Frend
Waka Ishikura – Sarah and Arabella Lawrence: Coleridge and William Hamilton
Tributes
Jeffrey Barbeau ― Marilyn Gaull
Madeleine Callaghan ― Michael O’Neill
Graham Davidson and Bruce Graver ― Richard Gravil
Reviews
Jeffrey Barbeau Reviews Editorial
Michael Raiger on Wordsworth’s Bardic Vocation, by Richard Gravil
Richard Gravil on Wordsworth’s Monastic Inheritance, by Jessica Fay
Peter Cheyne on The Mysticism of Jakob Böhme, by Cecilia Muratori
Jeff Strabone on Self-Canonization and the Business of Poetry, by Michael Gamer
Anastasia Stelse on The Vocation of Sara Coleridge, by Robin Schofield
Dometa Brothers on Coleridge’s Legacy in Britain and America, by Philip Aherne
William Davis on Handbook of British Romanticism, edited by Ralph Haekel
Heidi Snow on Wordsworth and the Art of Philosophical Travel, by Mark Offord
Andrea Timár on Coleridge and Contemplation, edited by Peter Cheyne
Joshua King on Religion in Romantic England, edited by Jeffrey Barbeau
Nick Dodd on The Coleridge Study Weekend, Halsway, 2019
New Series 53, Summer 2019
Tim Fulford – The John Beer Bursary
Philip Lindholm – Caterpillars and the ‘convulsive agonies’ of the ‘Chrysalis’
Eric Walker Charles Lamb – Emma Isola and the Politics of Adoption, 1820
Michael Raiger – Anna Barbauld’s Influence on Coleridge’s Religious Imagination
Adam Walker – Darwin’s Theory of Repetition and the Primary Imagination
Jodie Lee Heap – Coleridge and Fichte on the Power of Imagination
Jessica Oliver – Self-consciousness and Imagination in the Biographia
Suzanne Webster – Self-consciousness and the Search for Self-Knowledge
Kurtis Hessel Wordsworth – Priestley and the Revolution in Knowledge
Reviews
Jeffrey Barbeau Reviews Editorial
Jonathan Gonzalez on Eduardo Zuccato’s Petrarch in Romantic England
Adam Roberts on J. C. C. Mays’s Coleridge’s Dejection Ode
Peter Larkin on Ewan Jones’s Coleridge and the Philosophy of Literary Form
Brennan O’Donnell on Julia Carlson’s Romantic Marks and Measures
Bruce Graver on The Prelude, edited by James Engell and Michael Raymond
Linda Austin on Beatrice Turner’s Romantic Childhood, Romantic Heirs
Jonathan Gonzalez on Romantic Era Lakeland, a Conference at Keswick
New Series 52, Winter 2018
Anthony Harding: Coleridge, Wakefield and the Suppressed History of Dissent
Anya Taylor: Human and Non-Human: Coleridge, Peter Larkin and Eco-Poetry
Peter Cheyne: ‘Wild Activity of Thoughts’: Associationism and the Idea of Life
Edward Weech: Thomas Manning and the Coleridge circle
Lilach Naishtat Bornstein: A Collaborative Reading of Christabel in Hebrew
Linda Reesman: ‘Love in Fairy-land‘: Literary Wives and Daughters
Yimon Lo: The River Sonnets of Bowles, Coleridge and Wordsworth
Kathryn Walls: An Ovidian Antecedent for The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Coleridge at Cambridge In his own words and those of his biographers
Reviews
Jeffrey Barbeau: Reviews Editorial
Fred Burwick on The Legacy of Göttingen, by Maximiliaan van Woudenberg
Joel Harter on Mariner: A Voyage with S. T. Coleridge, by Malcolm Guite
Talissa Ford on Memorializing Animals in the Romantic Period, by Chase Pielak
Adam Walker on Coleridge the Mystic Poet, by Eric Wasilewski, and Percy Bysshe Shelley: Poet and Revolutionary, by Jacqueline Mulhallen
Tim Whelan introduces Mary Hays, her Life, Writing and Correspondence
New Series 51, Summer 2018
The Life and work of John Beer
John Beer Bibliography
Peter Larkin: Imagine Counter-Imagine: Coleridge’s Haunted Re-Dedications
Kenneth Boyd: ‘All that metaphysical disquisition’ & the Faculty Divine Deleted?
Genevieve Smart: The Trinitarian Dialectics of Child Development
Malcolm Guite: From Shaping Spirit to Living Power: A Theology of Imagination
Helen Boyles: ‘Wild Walking’ and Extraordinary Revelations in STC’s Notebooks
Graham Davidson: Coleridge’s Primary and Religious Imagination: A Prescript
Reviews
Jeffrey Barbeau on Short Selections from John Beer’s works, and Reviews Editorial
Eugene Stelzig on This Long Pursuit, by Richard Holmes
Paul Cheshire on A Modern Coleridge, by Andrea Timar
Stuart Andrews on Romanticism and Methodism, by Helen Boyles
Katy Beavers on Radical Contra-diction, by Björn Bosserhof
Justin Shepherd on Professor William Knight, by Reavell, Gill, Roe & Cowton
New Series 50, Winter 2017
Tim Fulford: Brothers in Lore: Thalaba, ‘Christabel’ and ‘Kubla Khan’
Gregory Leadbetter: The ‘true wild weird spirit’ of Christabel
Graham Davidson: Christabel: A Poem of Transformation
Perdita Davidson: Christabel: A Poem of Transgression
Cristina Flores: Transatlantic Cudworth
Dillon Struwig: Coleridge’s Critical Commentary on Schelling’s Freedom Essay
Timothy Whelan and James Vigus: A Newly Discovered Coleridge Annotation
Timothy Whelan: Coleridge and Hughes: An Ecumenical Friendship, 1795-1831
Reviews
Jeffrey Barbeau on Two Centuries of Kubla Khan
James Engellon on Coleridge’s Ancient Mariner, by J.C.C. Mays
Gregory Leadbetter on Poems, in Two Volumes, ed. Richard Matlak
Murray Evans on Imagination and the Playfulness of God, by Robin Stockitt, and Poetic Faith from Coleridge to Tolkien, by Michael Tomko
Allison Dushane on Coleridge and the Nature of Imagination, by David Ward
Adam Neikirk on The Idea of Infancy in British Poetry, by D.B. Ruderman
Christine Woody on Coleridge and the Romantic Newspaper, by Heidi Thomson
Ralf Haekel on A Romantics Chronology, by Martin Garrett
Peter Larkin: Study Weekend Report 2017 ― Coleridge’s Religious Imagination
New Series 49, Summer 2017
Peter J. Manning: Edward Irving: Coleridge, Sign and Symbol
Robin Jarvis: Delinquent Travellers:, Coleridge, Wordsworth, and the Rhine Tour
Jessica Fay: Coleridge, Wordsworth and Sir G. Beaumont: the ‘Sketcheresque’
Murray J. Evans: Coleridge’s Sublime & On the Constitution of Church and State
Kimberley Page-Jones: Nocturnal Coleridge: the 1803 autumnal fragments
Jacob Lloyd: ‘every Thing is God’: Coleridge and Priestley Reconsidered
Tom Clucas: Bristol miscellanies: STC’s conversational ideal for Lyrical Ballads
Daniel Larson: What Was Left of Coleridge’s Cain
Jonatan González: The Afterlife of Samuel Taylor Coleridge in the Spanish Press
Sharon Tai: Poetic Obscurity in the Sublime System of Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Shirley Watters: Two Tributes, from her Service of Thanksgiving
Derrick Woolf: A Tribute by Tilla Brading
Reviews
Jeffrey Barbeau: Looking Back, Looking Forward
Seamus Perry on Romantic Poetry and Literary Coteries by Tim Fulford
Paul Cheshire on Coleridge’s Chrysopoetics by Kiran Toor
Jacob Risinger on Coleridge and Communication by Florian Bissig
New Series 48, Winter 2016
David Hopkins: The ‘Englit’ Syllabus and ‘The Canon’
Kazuko Oguro: Does Coleridge Anticipate Bergson?
J. Gerald Janzen: The Dialectics of Faith in Coleridge’s First Notebook
Genevieve Smart: Protolanguage, the Logos and the “The Eolian Harp”
Nicola Healey: The Problem of Alcohol in Hartley Coleridge’s Life and Work
Hilary Newman: Henry Crabb Robinson on William Godwin
Nigel Dodd: A Tribute read at his Memorial Service, by Tim Dodd
Reviews
The Henry Crabb Robinson Project – a report by James Vigus
Paul Hamilton on Guilty Thing: A Life of De Quincey by Frances Wilson
Adam Neikirk on The Green Mantle of Romanticism, and Green Writing
Emma Poval on The Letters of William Godwin, Vol II, ed. Pamela Clemit
Stuart George listens to Esteesee, by Ange Hardy
New Series 47, Summer 2016
Anya Taylor: Coleridge’s Worries about the Afterlife
Paul Cheshire: Poems 1803 – the Fall of Cottle and the Rise of Longman
Nick Dodd: Sleep and Prayer in ‘The Rime of the Ancyent Marinere’
John Williams: Peter Bell – Wordsworth’s addiction to doubt
Emma Mason: Thinking with plants – ecological logos and The Ancient Mariner
Peter Larkin: A Back to Back Reading of The Ancient Mariner and Peter Bell
Graham Pechey: Living Powers – Idea and Symbol in Coleridge
Reviews
Timothy Whelan on Coleridge’s Father, by Jim Mays
Notices
James Vigus on Il Canto dell’Antico Navicante, translated by Ugo Gervasoni
Vicky Beddow introduces A Life of Thomas De Quincey by Frances Wilson
David Worthy retires: a tribute by Justin Shepherd
New Series 46, Winter 2015
Timothy Whelan: Crabb Robinson on Pre-Existence and the Afterlife
James Vigus: Coleridge’s Translation of Friedrich Schiller’s Wallenstein Plays
J. Gerald Janzen: Coleridge & his Father in the Conclusions to BL and OM2
Chine Sonoi: Wat Tyler and A Vision of Judgement: Southey’s liberal sensibility
Richard Gravil: A ‘hideous rout’: Wordsworth’s ‘Thanksgiving Ode’ in Context
Zachary Seager: Henry James, ‘The Coxon Fund’, and a ‘fine central genius’
Barry Hough: Coleridge in Wig and Gown: The ‘Pirates’ and the Pelican
Hilary Newman: Henry Crabb Robinson and Sara Coleridge
Reviews
Cecilia Muratori on Aurora (Morgen Röte im auffgang, 1612), by Jacob Boehme
Nicholas Halmi on Biographia Literaria, edited by Adam Roberts
Ewan Jones on Tragic Coleridge, by Chris Murray
Hilary Newman on Sara Coleridge: Her Life and Thought, by Jeffrey Barbeau
Chris Murray on Osorio and Sheridan’s Duel
Jo Taylor on ‘Southey and the Bristol Poets’ – A One Day Conference
New Series 45, Summer 2015
Jim Mays – Reading Alice du Clos, and for the birds
Paul Cheshire – Shakespeare Milton: Coleridge’s Psychomachia
Murray Evans – Sublime Hermeneutics in Confessions of an Inquiring Spirit
Nigel Dodd – T S Eliot, Coleridge and Shakespeare’s Richard II
Sally West and Jen Davis – ‘Witchery by daylight’: Christabel unbound
Daniel Weeks – Coleridge: Nationhood and the Limits of Collective Memory
The Kyoto Conference on Coleridge and Contemplation
Emily Holman and Dillon Struwig – Coleridge and Contemplation in Kyoto
Roger Scruton – Imagination and Truth: Reflections after Coleridge
Reviews
Warren Oakley on Great Shakespeareans, ed. Rawson, Holland, Paulin & Poole
Jeffrey Barbeau on Private Lives of the Ancient Mariner, by Molly Lefebure
Paul Cheshire on What Coleridge Thought, by Owen Barfield
Barry Murnane on Medicine and the Natural Supernatural, by Gavin Budge
Cristina Flores and Jonatan Gonzalez on Romantic Literature, by John Gilroy
Justin Shepherd on Lyrical Ballads 1798 and 1802, ed. Fiona Stafford
New Series 44, Winter 2014
Michael Raiger – Coleridge and Hopkins
Kimberley Page-Jones – Lines in Motion and Thoughts in Act in the Notebooks
Judith Thompson – Coleridge, Thelwall and “Visions of Philosophy”
John Thelwall – “Visons of Philosophy”
Justin Shepherd – ‘The Picture or, The Lover’s Resolution’
Andrew Keanie – De Quincey’s Portrait of Coleridge as a Work of Fine Art
Elisa Beshero-Bondar – Bailing Out Coleridge
Peter Cheyne – The Art of Poetic Life-Writing
Marija Reiff – Commanding Genius and Shakespearean Allusion in Zapolya
Reviews
Ross Wilson on Coleridge and Kantian Ideas in England, by Monika Class
Eugene Stelzig on Myself and Some Other Being, by Daniel Robinson
Susan Valladares on British Georgian Theatre, by David Worrall
Richard Gravil on William and Dorothy Wordsworth, by Pamela Woof
New Series 43, Summer 2014
Paul Cheshire – William Gilbert: Son of a Saintly Slave Owner
James Vigus – Coleridge’s View of the Daimonion of Socrates
Gregory Leadbetter – Coleridge and the Waters of Plynlimon
Gavin Sourgen – Ambitious Abjection: Poetic Activation through Inertia
Gabriele de Luca – Coleridge and Vico: influence or theoretical affinity? Part 2
Katy Beavers – The Legacy of the AM: Mary Shelley and the Wanderer
Reviews
Tim Whelan on Unusual Suspects: Pitt’s Reign of Alarm, by Kenneth R Johnston Part 2
Jeffrey Einboden on Coleridge’s Philosophy of Faith, by Joel Harter
Ewan James Jones on Romantic Poetry: An Annotated Anthology (Blackwell)
James Castell on Animality in British Romanticism, by Peter Heymans
Warren Oakley on Shandean Humour, eds. K Vieweg, J Vigus & K M Wheeler
Sarah Weiger on Dorothy Wordsworth: Wonders of Everyday, by Pamela Woof
Tessa Whitehouse on The Life of Daniel Defoe, by John Richetti
Ben Manning on Clouds of Glory, a film by Ken Russell and Melvyn Bragg
New Series 42, Winter 2013
Tim Fulford – Coleridge’s Visions of 1816
Helen Boyles– Visions of Fatherhood in Coleridge’s Early and Late Poetry
Linda Reesman – Coleridge being Coleridge
Hilary Newman – The Structure of Sara Coleridge’s Phantasmion
Paul Kim – Ecotheological Elements in Wordsworth’s Ecclesiastical Sonnets
Reviews
Simon Jarvis on Promising Losses, by Peter Larkin
Justin Shepherd on Experimental Poetics, by J C C Mays
Philip Aherne on Translantic Transcendantalism, by Samantha Harvey
Daniel Cook on John Keats: A New Life, by Nicholas Roe
Joel Harter on Symbol and Intuition, edited by H Huhn and J Vigus
New Series 41, Summer 2013
Richard Cronin: Words of Love: the Erotics of Romantic Writing
John Beer: How big was the Albatross?
Peter Larkin: Some Preliminary Remarks on Tintern Abbey
Emma Mason: Coleridge and Wordsworth on Grace
Stacey McDowell: Coleridge and Tipsy Joy
Justin Shepherd: The Integrity of the 1798 Lyrical Ballads
Chine Sonoi: National Identity in the Writings of Coleridge and Southey
Anna Mercer: Sara and STC: Poetical Connections and the Image of Childhood
Reviews
Michael Johnduff on Coleridge, Language and the Sublime, by Christopher Stokes
Robin Schofield on Regions of Sara Coleridge’s Thought, ed. Peter Swaab
James Castell on Informal Romanticism, ed. James Vigus
Karen Racine on Robert Southey: History, Politics, Religion, by Stuart Andrews
Rahul Sharma on Romanticism, Revolution and Language, by John Beer
Richard Garnett: A Tribute, Jim Mays
New Series 40, Winter 2012
Robin Whittaker and Tim Bartlett: Following Coleridge through Germany
Aimee Barbeau: Coleridge and the Social Contract
Joshua King: Coleridges Clerisy and Print Culture
Thomas Owens: Coleridge, Astronomy and Religion
Barry Hough: Coleridge and Ethics in Government Communication
Ewan James Jones: Coleridge, Hyman Hurwitz and Hebrew Poetics
Robin Schofield: Hartley Coleridge’s Poetry of Religious Devotion
Jo Taylor: Christabel, Ada of Grasmere and The Witch
Reviews
David OShaughnessy on The Theatre of Shelley, by Jacqueline Mulhallen
Alistair Heys on The Poems and Journals of Mary Tighe, by Harriet K. Linkin
Alexander Hampton on Coleridge, Revision and Romanticism, by Ve-Yin Tee
Peter France on Romantic Explorations, by Michael Meyer
Robin Schofield on The Poetics of Relationship, by Nicola Healey
New Series 39, Summer 2012
Paul Cheshire: Coleridges Notebooks: an Obliterary Study
Graham Davidson: The Garden of Boccaccio
Nicola Healey: Division and Unity in Hartley Coleridges Poetics
Andrea Timar: Kubla Khan Reconsidered
Mehrdad Gholami: A Study of Liminality in The Rime…
Randolph Vigne presents a new letter from STC to Thomas Pringle
Harvey Shoolman on Thomas McFarland (1926-2011)
Justin Shepherd on Raymonde Hainton (1922-2012)
Reviews
Nicholas Halmi on Henry Crabb Robinson, Essays on Kant, Schelling, and German Aesthetics, ed by James Vigus
Karen Racine on Henry Crabb Robinson y la corresponsalia de The Times en A Corunia (1808-1809) by Elias Duran de Porras
Rosa Karl on Savage Grandeur and Noblest Thoughts: Discovering the Lake District 1750-1820, by Cecilia
Powell and Stephen Hebron
John Beer on Coleridge and the Daemonic Imagination, by Gregory Leadbetter
Ewan James Jones on The Truth about Romanticism by Tim Milnes
Justin Shepherd on English Romantic Writers and the West Country, ed. by Nicholas Roe
Alistair Heys on The Anatomy of Influence: Literature as a Way of Life, by Harold Bloom
James Vigus on Coleridge Sauce selected and ed by Chris Wakefield
New Series 38, Winter 2011
Kathleen Wheeler Imaginative Perception in Coleridge’s Biographia Literaria
Robin Schofield Sara Coleridge’s Restoration of Biographia Literaria
Nigel Dodd Coleridge, Cowper and Poetic Power
Trevor Hart Who am I? Imagination and the God of Biographia Literaria
Graham Davidson The Unwritten Biographia
Murray Evans, moderator: A Panel of Papers on the Opus Maximum
(Gregory, Alan): Coleridge’s Higher Sublime, ed i.pdf
(Davidson, Graham): The Primary Imagination, ed.pdf
(Reid, Nick): Why we need the OM, ed rev nr.pdf
Timothy Whelan William Hazlitt and Radical West Country Dissent
Reviews
Philipp Hunnekuhl on Henry Crabb Robinson in Germany, by Eugene Stelzig
James Vigus on Constructing Coleridge, by Alan Vardy
Anita OConnell on Coleridge’s Play of Mind, by John Beer
Peter Francev on Thomas Chatterton’s Bristol, edited by Alistair Heys
William Ulmer on Coleridge and the Anglican Church, by Luke Wright
Allison Dushane on Body and Soul in Coleridge’s Notebeooks, by Suzanne Webster
Ralf Haekel on Life: Organic Form and Romanticism, by Denise Gigante
John Powell Ward on Faith, Hope and Poetry, by Malcolm Guite
Natalie Harries on The International Coleridge Conference at Kobe, Japan
Chris Wakefield on Coleridge’s Humour, a talk at Ottery for STCs birthday
New Series 37, Summer 2011
David Fairer Coleridge, Wordsworth, and the Creative Fancy
Noel Jackson Coleridge’s Criticism of Life
Tim Fulford Romancing the Stone: Coleridge and Geology
Neil Vickers The Medical World of Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Morton D Paley The Argyll Baths Portrait of Coleridge
Reviews
Daniel McVeigh on Living Forms of the Imagination by Douglas Hedley
Russell M. Hillier on The Romantic Legacy of Paradise Lost: Reading against the Grain by Jonathon Shears
Nick Powell on Coleridge’s Laws: A Study of Coleridge in Malta by Barry Hough and Howard Davis
Justin Shepherd views The Rime of the Ancient Mariner Exhibition in the Folio Society Gallery, The British Library
Justin Shepherd on The Rime of the Ancient Mariner and three other poems by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, illustrated by Harry Brockway
Essaka Joshua on Romantic Localities: Europe Writes Place edited by Christoph Bode and Jacqueline Labbe
Alistair Heys on Poetic Lives: Coleridge by Daniel Hahn
Daniel Boyd on the Kilve Study Weekend, September 2010, Coleridge: Science and Poetry
New Series 36, Winter 2010
Anya Taylor A Sylph Beguiled: The Riddle of The Pang More Sharp Than All
Allison Dushane Evolution and Agency in Coleridges Late Prose
Timothy Michael The Coleridge―Johnson Agon
Chris Murray Coleridge, Yeats and the Sage
Nick Powell Spontaneous Overflows on the High Seas: Motion and Emotion among Voyagers to Hamburg in 1798
Noriko Naohara Coleridge’s Trichotomous Theology
Julian Knox Word, Image, History: Coleridge and the Fine Arts
Reviews
Daniel McVeigh on Coleridge and Liberal Religious Thought: Romanticism, Science and Theological Tradition by Graham Neville
Paul Hamilton on Samuel Taylor Coleridge and the Fine Arts by Morton D Paley
Tim Whelan on William Hazlitt: The First Modern Man by Duncan Wu
Ross Wilson on The Oxford Handbook of Samuel Taylor Coleridge edited by Frederick Burwick
Stephanie Dumke on Romantic Drama: Acting and Reacting by Frederick Burwick
Alistair Heys on Young Romantics: The Shelleys, Byron and Other Tangled Lives by Daisy Hay
Alan Gregory Confessions of a Neurotic Delegate: Coleridge Conference 2010
New Series 35, Summer 2010
Shirley Watters Airy Dreams of Father and Daughter
Justin Shepherd Where first I sprang to light: Coleridge’s Autobiographical Reflections 1797-98
Andrew Keanie Toxic Dilation and Crystallizing Eloquence: some Coleridgean Home Truths
Lynda Pratt Bristowas Citizens? Coleridge, Southey and Bristol
Dometa Wiegand Glass, Man, and Frost in George Herbert and Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Robert Fowke The real Ancient Mariner
Richard S. Peterson An Unnoticed Motif in Coleridge’s This Lime-Tree Bower My Prison
Reviews
Elinor Shaffer on Coleridge and the Crisis of Reason by Richard Berkeley
Sabine Blackmore on Wales and the Romantic Imagination edited by Damian Walford Davies and Lynda Pratt
Robin Schofield on Organising Poetry: The Coleridge Circle, 1790 ” 1790 by David Fairer
Jeffrey W. Barbeau on The Blackwell Companion to the Bible in English Literature edited by Rebecca Lemon, Emma Mason, Jonathan Roberts, and Christopher Rowland
Martin Haggerty on The English Opium-Eater: A Biography of Thomas De Quincey by Robert Morrison
Ewan Jones on The Age of Wonder: How the Romantic Generation Discovered the Beauty and Terror of Science by Richard Holmes
Peter Cochran on Byron and the Isles of Imagination: A Romantic Chart edited by Alistair Heys and Vitana Kostadinova
New Series 34, Winter 2009
Bjorn Bosserhoff Erecting Pencil-mark-memorials: Coleridges Biographia and the Intricacies of Plagiarism
Manu Samriti Chander Romantic Controversialism and the Universalist Vision of Fears in Solitude
Alexandra Drayton The poor tawny wanderers: The Coleridges, Wordsworth, Arnold and the Gypsies
Katy Beavers Public Expression and Political Repression: Coleridge on William Pitt the Younger
Helen Boyles Hazlitts Gendered Distinction between Gusto and Enthusiasm and its Application to Coleridge’s Pulpit Rhetoric
Christopher Dinkel Coleridge, the Rime, and the Image of God: Humanness as Communion with Creator
Nishi Pulugurtha Community, Domestic Space and the Self in Coleridge’s Conversation Poems
Mark Taylor: Four tributes from his Memorial Service, 9th May 2009
Reviews
Robin Schofield on Charles Lamb, Coleridge and Wordsworth: Reading Friendship in the 1790s by Felicity James
John Beer on Platonic Coleridge by James Vigus
Helga Schwalm on The Romantics and the British Landscape by Stephen Hebron
Samantha Harvey on Coleridges Afterlives edited by James Vigus and Jane Wright
Philipp Hunnekuhl on The Reception of S. T. Coleridge in Europe edited by Elinor Shaffer and Edoardo Zuccato
Ewan Jones on Science and Sensation in Romantic Poetry by Noel Jackson
Aaron Ottinger on Plastic Intellectual Breeze: The Contribution of Ralph Cudworth to S.T. Coleridges Early Poetics of the Symbol by Cristina Flores
New Series 33, Summer 2009
R. A. Foakes Shadowy Nobodies and other Minutiae: Coleridge’s Originality
Kenneth Boyd Medical Research and Metaphysical Imagination
Mary Wedd Hell and Resurrection
John Powell Ward Weave a Circle Round Him Thrice; Three Takes on KK
Peter Swaab Sara Coleridge: Poems and Their Addressees
Robin Schofield Sara Coleridge: Poets Daughter and Poet
Katie Waldegrave Sara Coleridge: A Poet Hidden
Jeffrey Barbeau Grief and Consolation in Sara Coleridge’s Poems
Sara Nyffenegger Sara Coleridge: The Mirror, Friend or Foe?
Nicola Healey Hartley, Samuel Taylor, and Literary Representation
Andrew Keanie Hartley’s Art of Dovetailing Miscellaneous Particulars
Reviews
Kathleen Wheeler on Coleridge on Writers and Writing, ed Seamus Perry
Christopher Rowland on Coleridge on the Bible, ed Anthony Harding
Laura Walls on Coleridge on Nature and Vision, ed Samantha Harvey
Anthony Harding on Coleridge, the Bible, and Religion, by Jeffrey Barbeau
Annalisa Volpone on Essays on Swedenborg and Literature, ed Stephen McNeilly
Robin Schofield on Hartley Coleridge: A Reassessment, by Andrew Keanie
Bjorn Bosserhoff on Plagiarism and Literary Property, by Tilar Mazzeo
New Series 32, Winter 2008
Gregory Leadbetter Liberty and Occult Ambition in Coleridge’s Early Poetry
Samantha Harvey Wordless Words: Children, Language, and nature’s Ministry in ‘The Nightingale: a Conversation Poem’
Justin Shepherd Fears in Solitude: Private Places and Public Faces
Stuart Andrews Coleridge, Gladstone and the Irish Catholics
Saeko Yoshikawa The Abounding Honeysuckle: Edward Thomas, S.T. Coleridge and the Quantock Hills
Cristina Flores ‘That Marvellous Coleridge’: The Influence of S.T. Coleridge’s Poetry and Poetics in Miguel de Unamuno (1864-1936)
Setsuko Wake Coleridge’s Transcendental Philosophy: Knowing through Conscience as “a Spiritual Sensation”
Peter Anderson ‘Thickening, deepening, blackening’: starlings and the object of poetry in Coleridge and Dante
Waka Ishikura Coleridge’s Poetic Ally – Sir William Rowan Hamilton
Reviews
Joyce Crick on Faustus from the German of Goethe translated by S.T. Coleridge ed. F Burwick and J McKusick
Hugh Craig on The Stylometric Analysis of Faustus from the German of Goethe translated by S.T. Coleridge ed. F Burwick and J McKusick
Ross Wilson on Coleridge and Scepticism, by Ben Brice
Robin Schofield on The Erotic Coleridge: Women, Love and the Law Against Divorce by Anya Taylor
Tim Whelan on Joseph Cottle and the Romantics by Basil Cottle
Jeffrey Einboden on The Genealogy of the Romantic Symbol, by Nicholas Halmi
Wolfgang G. Muller on The Romantic Poets. A Guide to Criticism by Uttarah Natarajan
Nick Dodd on Kilve Study Weekend 2008: Coleridge’s Religious Imagination
New Series 31, Summer 2008
Pamela Woof The Uses of Notebooks: from Journal to Album
Paul Cheshire From Infants Soul to Black Book
Josie Dixon The Minds Eye: Vision and Experience in the Notebooks
Graham Davidson Springs, Fountains and Volcanoes
Heidi Thomson Merely the Emptying out of my Desk
Barry Hough and Howard Davies Coleridge as Public Secretary in Malta
Dewey Hall Poetic Indebtedness in Coleridge and Shelley
Reviews
Tim Fulford on The Journal of a Short Tour¦ by John May, ed. Ian Broadway
James Vigus on British and European Romanticisms, ed. Christoph Bode
Felicity James on Southey and the Contexts of English Romanticism, ed Lynda Pratt
Helen Boyles on The New Writings of Hazlitt, ed. Duncan Wu
In Memoriam Allan Clayson
New Series 30, Winter 2007
Gregory Leadbetter Coleridge and the ‘More Permanent Revolution’
Peter Heymans An Ecocritical Approach to the Discourse of the Sublime
Nikki Hessel The ‘Rhapsody on Newspapers’ and ‘Fears in Solitude’
Reviews
Jeffrey W Barbeau on The Fountain Light, edited by J Robert Barth
Kaz Oishi on books by Kazuko Oguro, Nobuo Takayama and Yoshiko Fujii
Nicholas Halmi on Coleridge’s Assertion of Religion ed. Jeffrey W Barbeau
Heidi Thomson on The Friendship by Adam Sisman
Robin Schofield on Sara Coleridge’s Collected Poems ed. Peter Swaab
Annalisa Volpone on William Blake: a Literary Life, by John Beer
Averil Buchanan on The Literary Proteges of the Lake Poets, by Dennis Low
Elinor Shaffer on Coleridge and German Philosophy, by Paul Hamilton
Helen Boyles on Kilve 2007, Coleridge’s Notebooks
New Series 29, Summer 2007
Jim Mays Are Coleridge’s Plays Worth the Candle?
Reg Foakes “Daubed Landscapes”: Coleridge and Dramatic Illusion
Joyce Crick Something on William Shakespeare occasioned by Wallenstein
Chris Murray Coleridge and ‘Real Life’ Tragedy
John Beer Coleridge’s Dramatic Imagination
James Vigus Did Coleridge read Plato by Anticipation?
Kazuko Oguro Coleridge’s Quest for Symbol in Nature
Barry Hough and Howard Davis Coleridge’s Malta
Adnan Mahmutovic The Question of the Uncanny in ‘The Rime…’
In Memoriam
New Series 28, Winter 2006
Richard Cronin Joseph Cottle and West Country Romanticism
Marilyn Gaull The Speaking Face of Things and the Bride of Quietness
Peter Anderson Home Truths: Coleridge Advises Thomas Pringle
Jeffrey W. Barbeau Sara Coleridge the Victorian Theologian
Allan Clayson Coleridge and Wordsworth in the South East of England
Felicity James Coleridge and the Unitarian Ladies
Andrew Keanie Hartley Coleridge : Son of the Mariner, King of Ejuxria
Patty O’Boyle Coleridge, Wordsworth and Thelwall’s Fairy of the Lake
Michael Raiger I shot the Albatross
Veronica Ruttkay Passion’s Rhetoric: Coleridge on King Lear
Dometa Wiegand Coleridge’s ‘Web of Time’: The Herschels the Darwins and Psalm 19
Reviews
Matthew Scott on The Traveller in the Evening, by Morton Paley
Peter Christie on Kilve 2006, Coleridge and the Drama
New Series 27, Summer 2006
Tom Mayberry & Graham Davidson Coleridge’s Bristol in the 1790’s. (Brief note)
Kiran Toor Coleridge’s Chemical Others
Chine Sonoi Coleridge and the British Slave Trade
Ross Wilson Coleridge and the Life of Language
Alexander Hampton The Struggle for Reason
Katy Beavers The Dialogue of Charles Lamb and S T Coleridge
Paul Cheshire Coleridge’s Old Sofa at Greta Hall
Reviews
James Vigus on The Statesman’s Science, by Pamela Edwards
David Jesson-Dibley on Ancient Mariner Taylor by Ken McGoogan
New Series 26, Winter 2005
Richard Gravil The Somerset Sound
Peter Larkin ‘Frost at Midnight’ – Some Coleridgean Intertwinings
Felicity James The Many Conversations of ‘This Lime-Tree Bower’
Akiko Sonoda Coleridge’s Later Poetry and the Rise of Literary Annuals
Reviews
Tim Fulford on Coleridge and the Doctors, by Neil Vickers, and City of Health, Fields of Disease, by Martin Wallen
Heidi Thomson on Samuel Taylor Coleridge by Seamus Perry
James Vigus on Coleridge and the Conservative Imagination by Alan Gregory
Madeline Huxtep on the Kilve Study Weekend, 2005
In Memoriam J. Robert Barth, S.J.
In Memoriam Chris Rubinstein
New Series 25, Summer 2005
Mary Wedd The Pains of Sleep
Gavin Hopps The Playful Devotions of Byron and Coleridge
Nora Meurs Resisting the Silence: Coleridge’s Courtship of the Sublime
Alexander Schlutz Coleridgean Dreams and Nightmares
Robert Mitchell Adam Smith and Coleridge on the Love of Systems
Dennis Low A Portrait of Wordsworth and Maria Jane Jewsbury
David Baulch The Phantom of the Gothic in Nightmare Abbey and Biographia
David Worthy On Life in Late Georgian Somerset
Reviews
James Vigus on British Romanticism and Continental Influences, by Peter Mortensen
Alex Hampton on Romanticism and Transcendence: Wordsworth, Coleridge and the Religious Imagination by J. Robert Barth, S.J.
New Series 24, Winter 2004
Anthony John Harding Coleridge’s Notebooks: Manuscript to Print to Database.
Felicity James Coleridge and the Fears of Friendship, 1798
Elizabeth A. Rubasky ‘The Rime…’: Coleridge’s Models of Interpretation
Anita M. O’Connell ‘Kubla Khan’: The Waking Dream
Thomas J. Brennan Transcendence Desired, Transcendence Denied
Linda L. Reesman In Defence of Coleridge as Prophet
Monika Class The Nature of the Address in France: an Ode & Constancy…
Richard Berkeley Silence and the Sublime in Coleridge’s Early Poetry
Waka Ishikura Coleridge, Davy and the Science of Method
Catherine E. Ross Revisiting Coleridge’s Figure of ‘My Pensive Sara’
Kiran Toor Coleridge and the Prefiguring of Jungian Dream Theory
Chris Rubinstein Coleridge and Jews
Reviews
Anthony John Harding on Lectures 1818-19 on the History of Philosophy, ed J. R. de J. Jackson
Heidi Thomson on Thomas Gray’s Journal of his Visit to the Lake District 1769, ed William Roberts
David Vallins on Romantic Consciousness and Post-Romantic Consciousness by John Beer.
In Memoriam Francis Court
New Series 23, Spring 2004
Paul Cheshire “I lay too many Eggs”: Coleridge’s “Ostrich Carelessness” and the Problem of Publication.
Duncan Wu The Road to Nether Stowey
Mark Taylor The Silence of the Lambs
Peter Larkin Scarcity by Gift: Horizons of the “Lucy” Poems
Graham Davidson Coleridge and the Bible
John Beer Coleridge, Cote House, and the White Lion
Reviews
New Series 22, Winter 2003
Oskar Wellens The Rime of the Ancient Mariner in Dutch
Astrid Appells Mythology and Polytheism in the Lectures of S T Coleridge
Kristel Havreluk The Moon: Coleridge’s Intelligible Mystery
Alan Vardy Fears in Solitude, 1848
Murray J Evans The Divine Ideas in Coleridge’s Opus Maximum
Andrew Keanie The Rime of the Plaintive, Married Man
Hongkyu A Choe Wordsworth’s Poetry and Philosophy
Reviews
Felicity James on Presences that Disturb, by Damian Walford Davies
Paul Cheshire on Amazing Grace, (Slavery Poems) ed. James G Basker
on Coleridge’s Poetry and Prose: A Norton Critical Edition
on Coleridge’s Notebooks, A Selection, ed. Seamus Perry
Adam Rounce on English Poetry of the Eighteenth-Century, by David Fairer
Christopher Rubinstein on Coleridge’s Three Great Poems, by Warren Stevenson
Alison Dodd on The Kilve Study Weekend 2003
John Hagen on Charles Lambs Mr H., performed by the Blake Players
New Series 21, Spring 2003
Jim Mays Was Coleridge’s Father as simple as a Child?
David Fairer A little sparring about Poetry: Coleridge and Thelwall, 1796-8
Nicholas Roe Coleridge’s Watchman Tour
Robin Whittaker Coleridge’s visit to Worcester, 1796
Michael John Kooy Butler, Hazlitt and Coleridge’s Quarto Pamphlet of 1798
Maximiliaan van Woudenberg Coleridge’s Literary Studies at Gottingen
Reviews
Several Distinguished Scholars on Coleridge’s Poetical Works, ed. Jim Mays
Anthony John Harding on S.T.Coleridge and the Sciences of Life, ed. Nicholas Roe
Peter Larkin on The Scars of the Spirit, by Geoffrey Hartman
Robin Jarvis on Apocalypse and Millenium in English Romantic Poetry, by Morton Paley and Romantic Atheism: Poetry and Freethought, 1780-1830, by Martin Priestman
Janet Land on Coleridge, Schiller and Aesthetic Education, by Michael John Kooy
Jeffrey W Barbeau on The Challenge of Coleridge, by David P Haney
Paul Cheshire on In Pursuit of Spring, by Edward Thomas
Megan ONeill on Samuel Taylor Coleridge: The Major Works, ed. H. J. Jackson
Relics, by Francis Court
New Series 20, Winter 2002
Richard Garnett The Designer’s Tale
Paul Sheats Young Coleridge and the Idea of Lyric
Reg Foakes Tender Mercies and The Blossoming of the Solitary Date-Tree
Richard Matlak Swift’s Aeolists and Coleridges Eolian Harp
Stephen Burley The Silenced Voice: Curses and Law in Coleridge’s Poetry
Leah Richards-Fisher Defining the Personae in The Ancient Mariner
Ronald Wendling Dr Jekyll, Mr. Coleridge, and the Possibilities of Writing
Michael Raiger Coleridge’s Early Natural Philosophy
Nicholas Halmi When is a Symbol not a Symbol? STC on the Eucharist
Karen McLean Plotinian Sources for Coleridge’s Theories of Evil
Dometa Wiegand Humboldt and Coleridge: Science and Poetry
Alistair Heys Frost’s Cruel Chemistry
Linda Reesman Coleridge and the ‘Learned Ladies’
Chris Rubinstein Coleridge, the Wedgwood Annuity, and Edmund Oliver
Alan Gregory Coleridge in the Encyclopaedia Britannica
Reviews
Jeffrey W Barbeau on Marginalia V, eds. H. J. Jackson and George Whalley
New Series 19, Spring 2002
Nick and Cecilia Powell Coleridge’s London (Note)
Mary Wedd Lamb and Coleridge in London
John Beer Coleridge at Highgate
Nicola Trott Coleridge’s City
Stuart Andrews Coleridge and the Truth in Christ
Tilla Brading 2 Poems: An extract from AUTUMnal JOUR, and SARA
Reviews
David Jesson Dibley on The Immortal Dinner, Penelope Hughes-Hallet
New Series 18, Winter 2001
Lionel Hurtrez Nature and Subjectivity; Coleridge and Fichteanism
Michael Murphy Rereading Coleridge’s Pantisocracy
Reggie Watters Coleridge the Unitarian
Phil S Teacy Coleridge the Anglican
Tom Mayberry Some Newly Discovered Letters
Albert Ross On First Looking Into Mays’ Coleridge (Poem)
New Series 17, Summer 2001
Paul Cheshire The Eolian Harp (Click here for online version of the fold out)
Phil Cardinale Noises in a Swound
Peter Larkin Landscape Sailing to a New World
Seamus Perry Coleridge’s Scotland
Graham Davidson Coleridge in Malta
Alan Halsey STC: Initials as Structure ” A Poem
Reviews
Robin Jarvis on Lucy Newlyn Reading, Writing and Romanticism
New Series 16, Winter 2000
J. Robert Barth, S. J. The Biographia Literaria as Conversation Poem
David M. Baulch Reading Coleridge Reading Blake
Allan Clayson Coleridge’s Holidays at Ramsgate
Nichola Deane Response to Crisis in Coleridge’s Letters
Alex J. Dick Citizen Khan
Len Epp Coleridge and the Non-empirical Imagination
George Erving The Breakdown of Moral Order in Osorio
Angela Esterhammer Cognitive Process and Commanding Genius
Douglas Hedley Cudworth, Coleridge and Schelling
Rick Hocks And art thou nothing? Constancy to an Ideal Object
Kathryn Kimball Coleridge’s Dream Theory and the Dual Imagination
Peter Kitson Coleridge, Cromwell and Southey
R. K. Raval Light as a Romantic Positive
Michael Eberle-Sinatra The Flying Dutchman and the ‘Ancient Mariner’ (note)
Lou Thompson Liminality, Communitas, and Patriarchy in ‘Christabel’
Ronald C. Wendling Coleridge’s Critical Sympathy with Plato
New Series 15, Spring 2000
Reggie Watters Coleridge, Female Friendship and Lines written at Shurton Bars
Mary Wedd Charles Lamb, The Friend
John Powell Ward Wordsworth and Friendship
Gurion Taussig Idea and Substance: Coleridge, Thomas Poole, and the Gendering of Male Friendship
Kaz Oishi Coleridge’s Philanthropy: Poverty, Dissenting Radicalism and the Language of Benevolence
New Series 14, Autumn 1999
Marilyn Gaull The Correspondent Breeze
Alan Vardy To Argue by Metaphor
Michael Raiger Coleridge’s Metaphysics
Alan Gregory A Wise Prophet Faces Backward
Megan O’Neill The Rhetoric of Unification
Charles Armstrong The Deferences of Friendship
Erik Gray Let the Credit Go
Robert C. Koepp What [His] Bird’s Worth
William R. Hooton The Politics of Pantheism
Anthony John Harding Coleridge & the Meaning of Hades
Linda Reesman Reviving Coleridge’s Utopian Vision
Neil Vickers Coleridge & Tom Wedgwood
David Vallins Akenside, Coleridge and Transcendence
Graham Davidson Postscript
New Series 13, Spring 1999
David Fairer Eighteenth-Century Poetic Landscapes
Tim Fulford Mary Robinson and the Abyssinian Maid
Robin Jarvis Landscape and Locomotion: Coleridge the Walker
Reviews
New Series 12, Winter 1998
Jane Stabler Kindred Powers in Nature: Anna Barbauld and Samuel Taylor Coleridge’
Dennis Low The very way to be not read: The Creative Significance of Literary Inconsequentiality in Sara Coleridge’s Phantasmion ‘
Paul Magnuson Subscribers To Coleridge’s Poems (1796), or Duckings and Drubbings in Nottingham’
Reviews
Sally Box on Jennifer Ford, Romanticism, Dreams and the Medical Imagination
New Series 11, Spring 1998
Jim Mays The Lyrical Ballads in Wicklow
Seamus Perry Coleridge’s Names
Michael Murphy Coleridge and Atheism in the 1790′s
Reviews
Mary Anne Perkins on Anthony John Harding The Reception of Myth in English Romanticism
Peter Larkin on Robin Jarvis, Romantic Writing and Pedestrian Travel
Walter Crawford on The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, illustrated by Alan Andrew Farrant
New Series 10, Autumn 1997
Duncan Wu Anthologizing Women Poets of the Romantic Period
Shirley Watters Sara Coleridge and Phantasmion
Reviews
Paul Cheshire The Imagination: What Is It?, A Review of the Bridge Foundation Day Conference, Bristol 17 May 1997
Edoardo Zuccato on Morton D. Paley, Coleridge’s Later Poetry
Alison Dodd on Raymonde Hainton, The Unknown Coleridge
Lynda Pratt on Mark Storey, Robert Southey
New Series 9, Spring 1997
Reggie Watters A Limber elf: Coleridge and the Child
Graham Davidson The Idea of Transcendence and the Images of Childhood
Reviews
Peter Larkin on Landscape, Liberty & Authority, Tim Fulford
Seamus Perry on The Italian Coleridge, Edoardo Zuccato
New Series 8, Autumn 1996
Roger Robinson Hartley Coleridge: bicentenary Lecture
Raymonde Hainton Derwent Coleridge: The Romantic Child
John Powell Ward Wordsworth’s Children
Francis Court Coleridge as a Bird
Conference Issue, July 1996 [unnumbered]
Peter Larkin David Jones and The Ancient Mariner
Alan Halsey An Afterword
Antje Klesse Mervyn Peake’s illustrations for ‘The Rime of the Ancient Mariner’
New Series 7, Spring 1996
Stuart Andrews Coleridge, Bristol and Revolution
Peter Kitson Coleridge, The French Revolution and The Ancient Mariner: A Reassessment
Reviews
Seamus Perry on Rosemary Ashton, Samuel Taylor Coleridge: a Critical Biography (1995)
Paul Cheshire on Ted Hughes, The Snake and the Oak in Winter Pollen: Occasional Prose (1994)
New Series 6, Autumn 1995
Mary Wedd What is the Lasting Appeal of The Ancient Mariner?
Seamus Perry Attempts at Sublimity: Young Coleridge and The Ancient Mariner
Reviews
Graham Davidson on Coleridge’s Writings Volume Two: On Humanity (1995) ed Anya Taylor
Michael Birtchnell Review of The Bristol Connection: St. George’s, Brandon Hill
Cornelius Peck Lines Written between Alfoxden and Nether Stowey (Poem)
New Series 5, Spring 1995
Graham Davidson Coleridge, Poetic Form and Nationhood
Reggie Watters Coleridge, Family and the West Country
Walter B. and Ann M. Crawford Supplement to The Coleridge Bibliography (Volumes I-III)
Reviews
Graham Davidson on Mary Anne Perkins, Coleridge’s Philosophy (1994)
Tributes to David Miall
New Series 4, Autumn 1994
Roger Robinson Beattie, Wordsworth and Coleridge
Duncan Wu Coleridge, Thelwall and the Politics of Poetry
Walter B. Crawford Comparative Studies of Coleridge Illustrations
Reviews
New Series 3, Spring 1994
Nicholas Roe Coleridge & Thelwall: Medical Science, Politics, and Poetry’
Graham Davidson Wordsworth and the Absolute
Walter B. Crawford Coleridgeana: Opportunities for Coleridge Research and Study
New Series 2, Autumn 1993
Berta Lawrence The Cornish Curate [William Roskilly of Stowey]
Derrick Woolf Sara Coleridge’s Marginalia
Roger Robinson STC’s grandson compares Derwent with Hartley & Sara
Mary Wedd The Friendship between Lamb and Coleridge
David Jesson-Dibley William Hazlitt
New Series 1, Winter 1992/93
Walter B. Crawford Coleridgeana
Tom Mayberry A Newly-Discovered Letter of Sir George Beaumont, 1803
Stanley Mason The Non-local Villanelle (poem)
Chris Rubinstein Rousseau and Coleridge: Another Look at Christabel
Reggie Watters The Tribe of Sam: STC and Christ’s Hospital
Geoff Cooper Porlock (poem)
Ann Vinall Coleridge at Highgate
Reviews
Reggie Watters on Conciones ad Populum, by STC
Merle Gardner on Coleridge & Wordsworth in the West Country, by Tom Mayberry
Julian Charles Young From a Young Englishman’s Journal
Peter Larkin Coleridge Summer Conference 1992
The Coleridge Bulletin 3, Winter 1990
G. Kim Blank Coleridge Now: a Survey
Chris Rubinstein A New Identity for the Mariner?
Walter B Crawford Neglected Fields of Coleridge Study
Patrick O’Leary Two unrecorded letters by Coleridge (a short letter to the editor)