The Poems, Posthumous And Collected: Death's Jest-book. The Brides' Tragedy (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781276505819)

This collection presents the complete poetical works of Thomas Lovell Beddoes, including the posthumously published "Death's Jest-book" and "The Brides' Tragedy." Beddoes, a contemporary of Shelley and Keats, is known for his unique and often macabre style, exploring themes of death, decay, and the grotesque with remarkable poetic skill. "Death's Jest-book", a dramatic poem, is a fascinating example of his dramatic flair and exploration of dark humor.

This edition, carefully compiled and presented, offers readers a comprehensive view of Beddoes's poetic output. It is an essential resource for scholars and enthusiasts of 19th-century English literature and a valuable addition to any poetry collection, showcasing the enduring appeal of a distinctive and influential voice.

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