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Thursday 19 October 2023, 1-2pm
Djanogly Theatre
£3 (free concessions)
The controversial Poet Laureate Robert Southey was a contemporary of Jane Austen and an antagonist of Lord Byron. Professor Lynda Pratt shares her experiences of working on the first-ever edition of Southey's Collected Letters, of editing 7,500 letters and identifying 'lost' correspondents.
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