Websites
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From childhood letters to doodles, all things Shelley are collected here.
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Check out the correspondence between the two.
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Check out Shelley's grave. Note that, when his body was discovered, a copy of Keats' poetry was in his pocket.
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Learn all about the poet.
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Check out electronic versions of his poems.
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Read one of the most famous poems from Keats, who inspired Adonais.
Video
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In 1969, the Rolling Stones' lead singer read several stanzas in front of a massive crowd.
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Here's a jazzy little take on Shelley's life and work.
Audio
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Got half an hour? Then enjoy this recording of the poem in full.
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Hear audio recordings of several Shelley poems.
Images
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Here's a painting of Shelley (wearing a shirt with a very big collar).
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Check out this painting of the poet who inspired Adonais.
Articles and Interviews
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Here's critic and infamous curmudgeon Christopher Hitchens on the poet and his fellow Romantics.
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As it turned out, Shelley died pretty suddenly and tragically (and dramatically) himself.
Books
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Here are all the poems, in book form.
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Want the scoop on those wacky Greek gods?
Movies & TV
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Check out the classic Star Trek episode "Who Mourns for Adonais?"
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Here are the many TV and film versions of Shelley.
Anything Else
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This 1952 edition of the Miami News ran a story about Shelley's ghost, who allegedly hung around to cause trouble.
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Keats, the subject of Adonais, remains a popular Romantic figure. There's even a movie about his love for Fanny Brawne. Don't forget the tissues.
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Percy's wife Mary is arguably the more famous of the two. Read Frankenstein, her most famous (and spooky) work.