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1 Facebook Project Due: Tuesday, May 29th
Romantic Poets Facebook Project Due: Tuesday, May 29th

2 William Blake - Poet & Artist
Considered mad by people of his time but was a genius to the following generations

3 William Wordsworth Started the Romantic movement with his B.F.F., Samuel T. Coleridge.

4 Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Addicted to laudanum – opium/alcohol mix B.F.F to Wordsworth

5 George Gordon, Lord Byron
Ladies’ man Pals with Percy Shelley and John Keats Wrote Don Juan Had a club foot

6 John Keats Graduated from college & became a Doctor by age 20
Liked Fanny. Movie recently made about their romance

7 Percy Shelley Married to Mary Shelley Had an…active…love life

8 Mary Shelley Married to Percy Shelley
Her mother was an early feminist writer Author of Frankenstein

9 Jane Austen Wrote Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility and Emma
Her books have been much loved for ages and are often made into film.

10 Charlotte Brontë Wrote Jane Eyre

11 Emily Brontë Wrote Wuthering Heights

12 Anne Brontë Youngest sister, wrote poetry.

13 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Despite creating most rational fictional character, Sherlock Holmes, believed in fairies and the supernatural. Used friends and teachers to inspire characters (including his villain)

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