Dorothy wordsworth

Dorothy Wordsworth’s Journal of a Few Months’ Residence in Portugal (1847) || A lively travelogue by William Wordsworth’s daughter Dorothy, recording her observations of the Iberian peninsula, circa 1845. https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/dorothy-wordsworths-journal-of-a-few-months-residence-in-portugal-1847/

William Wordsworth was an English romantic poet who helped to begin the romantic era in English literature through written Lyrical Ballads

Inquiring readers, frequent contributor, Tony Grant, has done it again and brought the 19th century alive through his discussion of poetry. One can walk the paths along Grasmere in the Lake Distri…

Dorothy Wordsworth’s notebooks reveal a formidable Romantic writer unfairly eclipsed by her brother. A new illustrated edition of The Grasmere Journal takes a fresh look

Check out Becca Anderson 's new blog post about #DOROTHYWORDSWORTH, an excerpt from her book #TheBookofAwesomeWomenWriters!

The relationship between the late, great romantic poet, William Wordsworth, and his sister Dorothy, was not the normal sibling bicker-fest. In fact even in their day there were rumours of an incestual love affair.

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This article for seniors explores the Lake District, this beautiful part of England providing inspiration for Romantic poets and travellers alike.

Page from Dorothy Wordsworth's Grasmere Journal. 1802

A Christmas poem by Carol Ann Duffy