Munaza·Aug 5Percy Shelley’s legacy (and why he remains influential 204 years later)Today is August 5th, which can only mean one thing. Yesterday marked Percy Bysshe Shelley’s 234th birthday. Coincidently, (forgive my…
unpublishable meaT - Elisa Santucci·Jun 8My Monster/Your SelfI would like to thank L. Adam Mekler for welcoming me in his classes and thereby giving me the little push necessary to return to the…
Francisca·May 10Have you ever read Percy Bysshe Shelley? (and why I’m writing about it)Not like reposting a quote or an aesthetic poem on Pinterest, I mean read him.
InMythology JournalbyA. Gee·Jul 29, 2024Ozzy Meets Harrietno rest for the pharaohA response icon1A response icon1
Ira Fader·May 11, 2024Ozymandias Lives!The eternal ironies of Percy Bysshe Shelley’s poemA response icon1A response icon1
Joseph Schlesinger·Apr 27, 2023Views of the Tyrant: “Ozymandias” and “The Destruction of Sennacherib”The two contemporary Romantic poets Percy Shelley and Lord Byron respond to the history of what one might call megalomaniac, authoritarian…
Cathy Coombs·Sep 27, 2021Percy Shelley: Romantic Poet and PhilosopherWhether it’s by use of Shelley’s own personal sight or experience, ultimately, it’s the performance of his language that he instills in his…
Duncan Poundcake·May 23, 2021“It doesn’t matter if we all die”…Capitalism, namely it’s walking abortion child Neo-Liberalism, has won and it will destroy us all.
bailey a.·Oct 21, 2018Yusaku Maezawa Hudson Space SchoolThe end of the eighteenth century birthed Romanticism, an artistic, intellectual, literary movement. As exhibited by countless works…
