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This biographical work takes an unorthodox approach to considering the dramatic life of renowned English poet John Keats. By focusing on miniature scenes from Keats' life and enlivening them with friends, family, and adversaries -- as well as the poet himself -- this work pushes the boundaries of traditional biography and fiction and arrives at a vivid sketch of its subject. Particular attention is paid to Keats' brother's death as well as Keats' realisation that he is from a family that is prone to tuberculosis.
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Ronald Dorchak
reviewed Petitions for immortality on March 11, 2013
Petitions for immortality
While the collection is an impressive display of Clark's ability to master many poetic voices, it is in the final section, a twelve-part deathbed (or after-death) reverie titled 'Echo and Variation,' that the book truly moves beyond loving tribute and technical display to a lovely and sad look back by Keats at his life, lifting the book to a high level.
--Publishers Weekly
This superb book raises the possibility, unsettling for academic critics, that poems may make the best criticism.
--Studies in Romanticism
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