Collected Poetry of Mary Tighe

Paula R. Feldman holds the C. Wallace Martin Chair in English and the Louise Fry Scudder Chair in Liberal Arts at the University of South Carolina. She is the editor of British Women Poets of the Romantic Era: An Anthology and the coeditor of The Journals of Mary Shelley. Brian C. Cooney is an associate professor of English at Gonzaga University.

• AcknowledgmentsNotes on the Texts and Other Editorial MattersAbbreviations Used in the NotesBrief ChronologyIntroductionPart I: Psyche; or, The Legend of Love (1805)Part II: "Verses Transcribed for H. T."Volume IVolume IIPart III: Late Poems and Fugitive VerseAppendixes1. False and Doubtful Attributions2. Nineteenth-Century Poetic Response to Mary Tighe3. Substantive Variants, Psyche, or the Legend of Love, March 1849 Signed Holograph Manuscript4. From Mary, a Series of Reflections5. Theodosia Blachford to Rev. Henry Moore: Extracts from Letters Concerning Mary Tighe6. Inventory of Known Copies of Psyche, or the Legend of Love (1805)7. Addendum to Late Poens and Fugitive Verse by Mary TigheBibliographyIndex of Titles and First Lines

... Those interested in English literature will want this extremely well-annotated edition of a poet whose star is, after long neglect, on the rise. Highly recommended. Choice ... beautiful, indispensable new edition of her poetry... The Collected Poetry of Mary Tighe is a major editorial feat. As a scholar deeply committed to the recovery of women writers of the Romantic period, I am exceedingly grateful for this first-rate scholarly edition of Mary Tighe's poetry. Review 19