Lord Byron - Selected Poetry

Lord Byron – Selected Poetry (1998)
Edited by Jerome J. McGann | Oxford University Press
Sold by Crappy Old Books

Dive into the fevered brilliance of one of Romanticism’s most iconic and controversial voices. In Lord Byron – Selected Poetry, editor Jerome J. McGann brings together a compelling collection of Byron’s finest verse—both the celebrated and the overlooked—in a volume that captures the fire, wit, and melancholy of the man who scandalised society and redefined poetic daring.

From the sardonic swagger of Childe Harold to the intimate despair of Darkness and the biting satire of Don Juan, this edition offers a vivid cross-section of Byron’s genius, complete with scholarly notes and contextual insights from one of the foremost Byron experts. Whether you’re a longtime admirer or reluctantly trudging through a reading list, there’s no denying the lasting power of Byron’s lyrical audacity.

Lovingly battered and questionably priced by Crappy Old Books—where the pages might be yellowed, but the poetry still smoulders.

Has a page from the Radio Times used as a book mark on page 142/3.

Like new condition.

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