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In Conversation with Annise Rogers – Recording
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Annise Rogers discusses how the figure of Samson is a prototype of Blake's Orc.
Songs of Innocence and of Experience goes on sale for estimated $1.8 million
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The first sale of this copy of Blake's most famous work to since 1989 comes with a high estimated price tag.
What if Thel was Male?
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Though they share the same title, Bruce Dickinson's and William Blake's The Book of Thel are very different in their intent
L. A. Woman, A City Yet a Woman: Blake, Jim Morrison, and Prophecy
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Both Blake and Jim Morrison saw themselves as poet prophets - but what does that mean for the music of The Doors?
Alchemy, Rosicrucianism, and the Grail – Bruce Dickinson’s Take on “Jerusalem”
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While "Jerusalem" may often invoke memories of Last Night of the Proms, Bruce Dickinson has a very different take.
Heaven in a Wild Flower: Nick Drake and William Blake
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Nick Drake was often drawn to Blake's lyric vision in his own writing.
Bruce Dickinson becomes patron of the Blake Cottage Trust
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The new patron for the cottage in Felpham where William and Catherine Blake lived promises to bring international recognition for the restoration campaign.
New journal article considers Blake’s “London” as architectural space
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This joint authored paper provides an innovative look at London's spaces associated with death during Blake's lifetime and during COVID-19.
New talks from the Blake Society
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Two talks in May and June explore the influence of Blake on Maurice Sendak, as well as using Blake to explore soul-writing.
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