Letter #2: The Keats Brothers to Richard Abbey, 13 June 1816

• Response by Joyelle McSweeney (University of Notre Dame)

Letter #3: To George Keats, August 1816

• Response by Michael Theune (Illinois Wesleyan University)

Letter #4: To Charles Cowden Clarke, September 1816

• Response by Jayme Peacock (Pennsylvania State University)

Letter #5: To Charles Cowden Clarke, 9 October 1816

• “‘t will be an Era in my existence”
• Responses by Noah Comet (US Naval Academy) and Greg Kucich (University of Notre Dame)

Letter #6: To Charles Cowden Clarke, 31 October 1816

• “punctual as the Bee to the Clover,” on JK’s B-day
• Response by Hannah Dow (University of Southern Mississippi)

Letter #7: To Joseph Severn, 1 November 1816

• Apologies to Severn
• Response by Matthew Sangster (University of Glasgow)

Letter #8: To Charles Cowden Clarke, 8 or 11 November 1816

• “your Hermit–John Keats–“
• Response by the KLP Editors

Letter #9: To Benjamin Robert Haydon, 20 November 1816

• “Great spirits now on earth”
• Response by Susan Wolfson (Princeton University)

Letter #10: To Benjamin Robert Haydon, 21 November 1816

• “The Idea of your sending it to Wordsworth put me out of breath”
• Response by Austin Smith (Stanford University)

Letter #11: To Charles Cowden Clarke, 17 December 1816

• “my awful Visage”
• Response by Brian Rejack and Michael Theune (aka the hosts of ‘This Week in Keats’)