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27 Byron and Regency Print Culture
Get accessMary O’Connell teaches Romantic and Victorian literature at University College Cork. Her monograph Byron and John Murray: A Poet and His Publisher (2014) was the first major study of the literary relationship between Byron and Murray. Recent publications include an essay on the correspondence between Romantic authors and their publishers (2020) and current projects include a work on the life of Murray.
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Published:22 October 2024
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This chapter explores Byron’s troubled relationship to print culture in the Regency era. Through an examination of his London journal it argues that his poetry is often most profitably read with this relationship in mind. The chapter highlights the significance of Byron’s dealings with his major publishers and points to instances in his poetry which illuminate the extent to which one of the bestselling poets of the age contemplated his own involvement in a thriving print culture and mass literary marketplace. It concludes with an examination of the significance of the multiple images of wastepaper and burnt paper that occur throughout Byron’s letters and poetry.
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