Letter #39: To George and Tom Keats, 5 Jan 1818

• “Keats’s Bawdry,” by Ian Newman (University of Notre Dame)

Letter #40: To John Taylor, 10 Jan 1818

Letter #41: To Benjamin Robert Haydon, 10 Jan 1818

Letter #42: To George and Tom Keats, 13/19 Jan 1818

Letter #43: To Benjamin Robert Haydon, 23 Jan 1818

• Thora Byrlowe (University of Colorado) on Keats, Haydon and the Sister Arts (interviewed by Brian Rejack)

Letter #44: To John Taylor, 23 Jan 1818

• Thora Byrlowe (University of Colorado) on Keats, Haydon and the Sister Arts (interviewed by Brian Rejack)

Letter #45: To Benjamin Bailey, 23 Jan 1818

• “Keats’s Good Hair Day,” by Jayne Lewis (UC Irvine)

Letter #46: To George and Tom Keats, 23/24 Jan 1818

• “On ‘the Ripening of the Intellectual Powers,'” by Marc Palmieri (Mercy College)

Letter #47: “To any friend who may call” (on John Taylor), January (?) 1818

Letter #48: To John Taylor, 30 January 1818

Letter #49: To George and Tom Keats, 30 January 1818

• “Keats’s Gelding,” by Arden Hegele (Columbia University)

Letter #50: To John Hamilton Reynolds, 31 January 1818

Letter #51: To John Hamilton Reynolds, 3 February 1818

• “American Grandeur,” by Seth Abramson (University of New Hampshire)

Letter #52: To John Taylor, 5 February 1818

Letter #53: To George and Tom Keats, 14 (?) February 1818

• This Week in Keats, Episode 5: “When once a man delays a letter”

Letter #54: To John Hamilton Reynolds, 19 February 1818

• “The Rites of the Reader as Practiced by John Keats,” by Jeff Rients (Illinois State University)

Letter #55: To Horace Smith, 19 February 1818

• “A Denial of Sociability from Keats; or, Poor Horace Smith!,” by Anne McCarthy (Penn State University)

Letter #56: To George and Tom Keats, 21 February 1818

Letter #57: To John Taylor, 27 February 1818

Letter #58: To Benjamin Bailey, 13 March 1818

• “Three Things,” by Renee Harris (Lewis-Clark State College)

Letter #59: To John Hamilton Reynolds, 14 March 1818

• “Keats Goes Gothic,” by Laura R. Kremmel (South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
• “To JH Reynolds,” by Johannes Göransson (University of Notre Dame)

Letter #60: To Benjamin Robert Haydon, 21 March 1818

Letter #61: To Taylor and Hessey, 21 March 1818

Letter #62: To James Rice, 24 March 1818

Letter #63: To John Hamilton Reynolds, 25 March 1818

Letter #64: To Benjamin Robert Haydon, 8 April 1818

Letter #65: To John Hamilton Reynolds, 9 April 1818

Letter #66: To John Hamilton Reynolds, 17 April 1818

Letter #67: To John Taylor, 24 April 1818

• “We Who Are Skittish,” by Sarah Sarai

Letter #68: To John Hamilton Reynolds, 27 April 1818

Letter #69: To John Hamilton Reynolds, 3 May 1818

Letter #70: To Margaret Jeffery, 4 or 5 May 1818

Letter #71: To Benjamin Bailey, 21 and 25 May 1818

Letter #72: To Marian and Sarah Jeffrey, 4 June 1818

Letter #73: To Joseph Severn, 6 June 1818

Letter #74: To Benjamin Bailey, 10 June 1818

Letter #75: To John Taylor, 21 June 1818

Letter #76: To Thomas Monkhouse, 21 June 1818

Letter #77: To Tom Keats, 25-27 June 1818

• “Keats Lives in the Eye,” by Brian Rejack (Illinois State University)

Letter #78: To George and Georgiana Keats, 27 and 28 June 1818

Letter #79: To Tom Keats, 29 June to 2 July 1818

• “John Keats Walks the Lakes,” by Bruce Graver (Providence College)

Letter #80: To Fanny Keats, 2-5 July 1818

Letter #81: To Tom Keats, 3-9 July 1818

Letter #82: To John Hamilton Reynolds, 11-13 July 1818

• “Keats at Burns’s Cottage,” by Daniel Cook (University of Dundee)

Letter #83: To Tom Keats, 10-14 July 1818

• “Keats’s Vexed Creative Relationship with Scotland,” by Kerri Andrews (Edgehill University)

Letter #84: To Tom Keats, 17-21 July 1818

• “Keats’s Good Traveling Mood,” by Evan Gottlieb (Oregon State University)

Letter #85: To Benjamin Bailey, 18-22 July 1818

Letter #86: To Tom Keats, 23-26 July 1818

• “Reply to a Letter Intercepted,” by Karin Murray-Bergquist

Letter #87: To Tom Keats, 3-6 August 1818

• “John Keats and the Vile Descent,” by Anne C. McCarthy (Penn State University)

Letter #88: To Mrs. Wylie, 6 August 1818

• “Keats’s Comic Turns,” by Michael Theune (Illinois Wesleyan University)

Letter #89: To Fanny Keats, 19 August 1818

Letter #90: To Fanny Keats 25, August 1818

Letter #91: To Jane Reynolds, 1 September 1818

Letter #92: To Charles Dilke, 20-21 September 1818

• “John Keats’s ‘Dissertation on Letter Writing’: On Poetry and Prose Composed on a Final Summer’s Day, 21 September 1818,” by Andrew Burkett (Union College
• “Filling Up Space,” by Olivia Loksing Moy (City University of New York, Lehman College

Letter #93: To John Hamilton Reynolds, 22 [?] September 1818

Letter #94: To James Augustus Hessey, 8 October 1818

• “Wherever the Unknown is Sown with Stars: Keats and the Creative Imagination,” by Kacie Wills (UC Riverside) and Erica Hayes (North Carolina State University)

Letter #95: To Fanny Keats, 9 October 1818

Letter #96: To Thomas Richards, 9 October 1818

Letter #97: To Fanny Keats, 16 October 1818

Letter #98: To Fanny Keats, 26 October 1818

• “Something Different: Keats on Childhood and Truth,” by Betsy Winakur Tontiplaphol (Trinity University)

Letter #99: To Richard Woodhouse, 27 October 1818

• “Star Wars: The Dark Side of the Light in Keats’s Poetics,” by Chris Washington (Francis Marion University)
• “The Feeling of Not Feeling: Keats, Woodhouse, and the Poetical Character,” by Yimon Lo (Durham University)

Letter #100: To George and Georgiana Keats, 14-31 October 1818

• “Keats and Babies: ‘Child I’ve Found Thee!'” by Ivana M. Krsmanović (Technical College Cacak)

Letter #101: To Fanny Keats, 5 November 1818

Letter #102: To James Rice, 24 November 1818

Letter #103: To Mrs. Burridge Davenport, November [?] 1818

Letter #104: To Fanny Keats, 30 November 1818

Letter #105: To Charlotte Reynolds (née Cox), 15 December 1818

Letter #106: To Richard Woodhouse, 18 December 1818

Letter #107: To Fanny Keats, 18 December 1818

Letter #108: To Benjamin Robert Haydon, 20 December 1818

Letter #109: To Benjamin Robert Haydon, 22 December 1818

• “‘All the Vices of a Poet’: Keats to Haydon, 22 December 1818,” by Jeanne Britton (University of South Carolina)

Letter #110: To John Taylor, 24 December 1818

Letter #111: To Fanny Keats, 30 December 1818

*Note: Keats’s December 1818-January 1819 letter to George and Georgiana Keats is listed under the 1819 letters.*