Gordon Cameron Sly examines Britten's selection and arrangement of songs and cycles—including William Blake's Songs and Proverbs—to better understand the cycles' extra-musical communication.

A five-volume study on the Bible and western literature includes a chapter on Blake's use of this sacred text

Noémi Pintér examines how Visions of the Daughters of Albion can be seen as a response to the shaming of women in rape trials during Blake's lifetime

Ben Myers explores how Blake's countercultural influence had an important role to play in Thomas Merton's development of theology

The American Society for 18th-Century Studies will host a panel on the work of the late Blake scholar, Morris Eaves

Eka Agustina and Agnes Widyaningrum explore the ways in which structuralist readings of Blake can inspire poetic appreciation when teaching English

Silvia Putri Anjani and Radik Darmawan compare Blake and Shakespeare's use of metaphor and personification

Annalise Volpone explores ideas of human generation and creative imagination through the motif of the partus mentis

Within this collection of essays, written and edited by Portuguese and Spanish academics, two chapters discuss the impact and reception of William Blake within Spanish, Catalonian, and Galician culture