The Late Lord Byron: A Biography
By (Author) Doris Langley Moore
Melville House Publishing
Melville House Publishing
15th April 2013
United States
General
Non Fiction
821.7
Paperback
544
Width 127mm, Height 203mm
557g
Whilst many biographies have attempted to enlighten readers on the iconic life of Lord Byron, this is the only biography devoted to the aftermath of his life. It is these first 20 posthumous years that have unearthed the most unexpected and exciting discoveries about the character and poet and the behaviour of his notorious family - wife, sister, friends and enemies. Drawing on a large archive of unpublished material from the Lovelace Papers, the Murray manuscripts and the Hobhouse archive, Langley presents a unique portrait of this iconic life.
PRAISE FOR THE LATE LORD BYRON
A massive triumph of literary scholarship . . . with awesome industry
and remorseless detail. . . . She has checked dates, exposed lies and exaggerations, analyzed characters and speculated about motives.
The New York Times
A volume filled with drama and wit, perceptive and penetrating character analysis, as well as acute literary detection.
Robert R. Kirsch, Los Angeles Times
As a scholar of Lord George Gordon Byron, DORIS LANGLEY MOORE (1902-1989) wrote four additional books- The Great Byron Adventure, Lord Byron, Lord Byron- Accounts Rendered, and a biog-raphy of the poet's daughter, Ada, Countess of Lovelace.