Robert Southey byl anglický básník romantismu, známý jako jeden z „lakeských básníků“ a básnický laureát. Jeho verše si udržují trvalou popularitu, přestože jeho sláva bývá zastíněna jeho současníky a přáteli Williamem Wordsworthem a Samuelem Taylorem Coleridgem. Southey byl také plodným literárním badatelem, historikem a životopiscem, který se věnoval dílům a životům mnoha významných osobností, včetně Horatia Nelsona, jehož biografie se od svého vydání v roce 1813 téměř nikdy nedostala z tisku. Kromě toho byl uznávaným portugalským a španělským učencem a jeho možná nejtrvalejším literárním přínosem je nesmrtelná dětská klasika, Příběh o třech medvědech, původní příběh Zlatovlásky.
Antologie z díla anglických raných romantiků.
Kostru básnického výboru tvoří skladby Preludium W. Wordswortha a Christabel S. T. Coleridge; jejich působivé ladění podtrhuje další přírodní a intimní lyrika obou autorů. Platický obraz tvorby trojice vzájemně spřízněných romantiků dotváří poezie R. Southeye. Útlá avšak obsažná edice mimo jiné vypovídá o trpkých osudech překladatele V. Renče – vychází čtyřicet let potom, co byl rukopis odevzdán do někdejšího československého nakladatelství Odeon.
Reprezentativní svazek představuje básnickou tvorbu představitelů tzv. jezerní školy anglického romantismu (Williama Wordsworthe, Taylora Coleridge, Roberta Southeyho). Klub přátel poezie.
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Wie aan Lissabon denkt, denkt aan Camões, Pessoa en Slauerhoff, drie schrijvers die in O Lissabon, mijn thuis ruimschoots aan bod komen. Maar de letterkundige geschiedenis van Lissabon is zoveel rijker. Wat hadden bijvoorbeeld William Beckford, Robert Southey en Lord Byron in de Portugese hoofdstad te zoeken? Wie was de dichter Cesário Verde, door Pessoa beschouwd als zijn 'Meester'? Hoe dacht Eça de Queiroz, Portugals grootste en venijnigste prozaschrijver, over Lissabon? Wat deden F.C. Terborgh en Antonio Tabucchi daar? Hoe voltrok zich de modernistische revolutie in de Portugese poëzie? En wat verbindt de schrijvers José de Almada Negreiros en José Cardoso Pires? Of José Saramago en António Lobo Antunes? De letterkundige opstellen - van o.a. August Willemsen, J. Rentes de Carvalho, Harrie Lemmens en Arie Pos - worden afgewisseld door beschouwingen over de mysterieuze kunstverzamelaar Calouste Gulbenkian, over azulejos, de typisch Portugese tegels, en over de fado, de niet minder typisch Portugese liedkunst. Bovendien bevat O Lissabon, mijn thuis, naast bijzondere foto's en schitterende tekeningen van Frits Müller, een schat aan vertaalde teksten van Camões, Pessoa, Mário de Sá-Carneiro en José de Almada Negreiros.
