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Immerse yourself in Manfred, a haunting dramatic poem in three acts by Lord Byron that delves deep into the psyche of its titular character. Manfred, a tormented nobleman, grapples with the haunting memories of an unspeakable crime, seeking solace in the vastness of nature as he wanders between his castle and the imposing mountains. Throughout his journey, he encounters various figures—both human and supernatural—who attempt to guide him toward redemption. This compelling poem explores profound themes of morality, guilt, religion, and the complex nature of the human condition. (Summary by ...

Manfred is a captivating dramatic poem penned by Lord Byron between 1816 and 1817, during his final departure from England. This work emerged shortly after the legendary ghost story session at the Villa Diodati by Lake Geneva, which included literary giants such as Byron, Percy and Mary Shelley, and John Polidori—an event that also inspired the creation of Frankenstein and The Vampyre. Rich in supernatural elements of Gothic fiction, Manfred delves into the profound internal struggles of its central character, a man tormented by guilt over past actions that may have led to the death of his ...

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Step into the scandalous world of the Romantic era as Harriet Beecher Stowe reveals the untold story of Lady Byron, wronged wife of the infamous poet, Lord Byron. Published in 1869, Stowes bold exposé, initially slammed by the press, uncovers the sordid details of Lord Byrons life that led to his exile from England. This narrative, compiled from personal correspondence and cutting poetry, is an impassioned defense of Lady Byrons reputation against the smear campaigns of her late husbands influential allies. Stowes fiery critique of the Victorian eras treatment of women is as poignant today...

In the final four Cantos of his mock epic, completed just a year before his untimely death at 36 in Messolonghi, Greece, where he fought for the nationalists against the Ottoman Empire, Lord Byron weaves a rich tapestry of satire and intrigue. Now back in England, Juan is drawn into the autumn festivities of a hunting party hosted by Lord Henry and Lady Adeline Amundeville. Here, he encounters the enigmatic Byronic heroine, Aurora Raby, and is visited by a ghost with a rather unusual charm. While this sets the stage, Byrons true focus lies in a sharp critique of faith, the ineptitude of the ...

Experience the captivating world of Don Juan, a remarkable narrative poem by Lord Byron that loosely explores the legend of the notorious seducer, Don Juan. The first two of the eventual seventeen Cantos were released anonymously in July 1819, igniting a firestorm of scandal, admiration, and laughter. Often hailed as his crowning achievement, this self-proclaimed epic remained unfinished at Byrons death, yet it continues to resonate with modern critics and audiences alike. Join us as we delve into this literary masterpiece, brought to life by Peter Gallagher.

Discover the enchanting world of Lord Byrons The Giaour, a captivating poem first published in 1813 that marks the beginning of his celebrated Oriental romances. With its powerful themes and vivid imagery, The Giaour quickly garnered acclaim, solidifying Byrons status as a literary giant both critically and commercially.

Welcome, this podcast was created by Byron and myself to discuss the effects of the marketing and media industries on the environment. We will be focusing on decarbonisation and the steps taken to reduce the carbon emitted in a quirky way

Welcome to Under The Lens with Byron Lafayette a show that covers entertainment, literature, and everything in between! We do interviews, movie reviews, TV reviews, and just chat about what interests you and us!

This podcast was created to host insightful conversations with artists, makers, and creatives. The talks will intertwine a stimulating mix of personal insights along with advice and inspiration on how to lead a creative life. Your hosts: Patricia Byron and Paula Lupton are located in Central Florida..

Welcome to the STEREOSCOPE Podcast, the place where we dive deep into everything immersive video. From VR180, 3D360, Spatial Video, Volumetric to Photogrammetry, we cover it all. Our show is dedicated to covering the latest news, best practices, and workflows that are essential to the immersive video community. The VR industry has been a major force behind the rapid growth of this medium and we are excited to showcase how it impacts immersive video. Every episode, we feature two videos created by our talented community members to inspire and showcase the amazing work being done in this space. ...

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Conaill Muldoon and Byron Kenny are proud to present “The Big Kahunaaa Podcast”. From talking extensively about your favourite films, to ranking and rating each aspect of the world of cinema, we are here to sate your movie needs. As two lifelong fanatics of film, we promise questionable critique, outrageous takes and borderline offensive movie rankings??? For these reasons and more, make sure to listen along each week!?????? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Smoko with Baz is a 15 minute chat where I catch up with friends over our smoko break. We cover a few different topics like work, favourite tools, hobbies, small stories and of course what your having for smoko. Tune in and enjoy

El corsario es, ante todo, un poema autobiográfico que narra las aventuras de un tal Conrado, un corsario rechazado por la sociedad -no así por las mujeres- debido a su comportamiento escandaloso. Byron fue uno de los poetas que gozó en vida de más popularidad. Su existencia se enlazó con la historia política europea de un cuarto de siglo, y llegó a eclipsar en su patria y en su época la gloria de otros poetas. Byron fue un genial poeta romántico, que con sus obras y aun con su misma vida legendaria y anómala, era el prototipo del poeta romántico, hasta el extremo de asumir en él ...

The Corsair (1814) by Lord Byron narrates the tale of Conrad, a pirate or privateer, who was rejected by society in his youth because of his acts and his later war against humanity. Conrad attacks the island fortress of Pacha Seyd to try to seize his possessions but is captured while trying to rescue women from the pasha's harem. Gulnare, the pasha's slave, initiates a plan to trick Seyd into freeing Conrad but when this fails she kills Seyd and they both escape. Conrad takes Gulnare back to his island home where he discovers that his wife Medora has died from grief. Conrad departs the island ...

Two Welsh gentlemen who find themselves in London. Come and join them as they take a wonder around this great city. Described by Byron as, ‘chats, chortle and chance encounters!’ Dafydd felt that he was unable to comment at this time...

A conversation about comic book related movies and tv shows to keep your ear holes busy during the boring parts of your day.

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