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Tag Archives: Keats
Suzie Grogan, ‘From stanza to screen: How a Keats poem is inspiring 21st-century film makers’
An interesting short piece on contemporary film versions of Keats’s Gothic-styled demon lover poem, ‘La Belle Dame Sans Merci‘: La Belle Dame taps into the current focus on the supernatural in young adult fiction, and offers countless opportunities for interpretation … Continue reading
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Tagged demon lovers, Keats, Paranormal romance, Romanticism, YA Fiction
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