Edward Dowden Livres

This facsimile reprint features a collection of poems by notable writers such as Shakspere, Marlowe, and others, reflecting the rich literary landscape of the late 16th century. The 1599 quarto showcases various themes of love and passion, offering insights into the era's poetic expression. Accompanied by an introduction from Edward Dowden, this edition preserves the original's quality while presenting a historical glimpse into the collaborative works of both renowned and anonymous poets.

In February 1822 the writer and adventurer Edward John Trelawny arrived in Pisa to make the acquaintance of his heroes Shelley and Byron, leaving a broken marriage and an exotic seafaring career behind him. This title explores the mysterious life and quixotic character of Trelawny.

A curated selection of poems by various authors, including works by the Romantic poet William Wordsworth, edited by the literary critic and scholar Edward Dowden.

Exploring the evolution of Shakespeare's personality, this book delves into the connection between the playwright's life and his literary creations. It offers insights into how his experiences and character influenced his writing, providing a deeper understanding of the man behind the iconic plays. Through this examination, readers gain a richer appreciation of Shakespeare's artistry and the complexities of his identity as a playwright.

This landmark collection brings together some of the most important works of one of the greatest playwrights of all time. Featuring classic plays like "A Doll's House," "Ghosts," and "Hedda Gabler," as well as lesser-known works like "The Lady from the Sea," this volume is an essential addition to the library of anyone interested in the history of theater and drama.