Romantic Era

3. Romantic Era — Prose, Shadows, and the Endless Tale

How Romantic visions transformed prose — shaping stories, essays, and Gothic imaginings that continue to haunt and inspire the modern world. From The Professor’s Desk he Prose Turn: From Poetic Lyricism to Narrative Depth If poetry was the heart of Romanticism, prose soon became its voice — deeper, more spacious, more capable of exploring the […]

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2. Younger Romantics: The Wild Hearts That Burned Too Bright

Byron, Shelley, Keats — the poetic rockstars of their age, who defied convention, embraced passion, and left behind verses that outlived their short, blazing lives. From The Professor’s Desk The story of the Romantic movement is not a gentle stream — it is a river that gathers force, carves new channels, floods its banks, and

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1. The Romantic Era — When Poetry Became a Blockbuster of the Heart

Red carpet entrance: Wordsworth and Coleridge, 1798 — Lyrical Ballads drops like a literary blockbuster. From The Professor’s Desk There are moments in literary history when one age does not simply end and another begin — rather, the new age arrives walking upon a red carpet woven by its quiet forerunners. So it was in

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