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S. T. Coleridge - Recommended Reading

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J. Beer (ed.), 1991: S. T. Coleridge - Poems. Alfred A. Knoph, New York. (Available from at least a couple of the large chain bookstores, in the section with series of classic literature.)
I. A. Richards (ed.), 1950: The Portable Coleridge. Penguin, New York. (Also available from at least a couple of the large chain bookstores, the poetry section.)

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R. Holmes, 1989: Coleridge: Early Visions. Viking, New York. (Not in new-book stores, though you might still be able to order it.)
I really recommend it (in spite of the fact that the second volume hasn't been published yet...ya remember the famous person from Porlock?) - this book is the main reason for all this multiplying html-Coleridge. It's a good biography, and a damn good read! Really makes Coleridge come alive!

Important - do not read any other biography before reading this one - S.T.C. has somehow attracted a lot of heart-less, soul-less, humor-less biographers with no empathy for their subject or comprehension of the creative process.

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