In 1807, Byron's first collection of poems, Leisure Hours, was published, which was reviewed unkindly by the Edinburgh Review. Byron responded with a scathin...

Although “The Vampire” by D. Byron is not finished at all and, in fact, is only a sketch, it is of interest not only as a classic “Gothic” work, but also bec...

Lord Byron (1788–1824) does not need to be introduced to the Russian reader. One has only to present him with the small poem “Waltz.” Byron wrote this comic ...

A century has changed, a millennium has changed: a new means of connecting people has appeared - the Internet. People can engage with their favorite genre of...

The historical tragedy “Marino Faliero” (1820) by the great English romantic poet J. G. Byron is dedicated to the story of a conspiracy that took place in Ve...

This unique collection of vampire stories includes the best examples of the genre, the roots of which are lost in ancient myths and legends of all peoples of...

Don Juan is the final work of the great English poet Byron with something unique to him - not “Byronic”! - a hero. Lonely sufferers like Childe Harold are re...