In the course of his career, Jeffrey C. Robinson has called attention to the avant-garde poetics underlying much Romantic poetry. This focus appears throughout his twenty-two published books, including Poems for the Millennium, Volume 3: The University of California Book of Romantic and Postromantic Poetry, coedited with Jerome Rothenberg and recipient of the 2010 American Book Award; Active Romanticism: The Radical Impulse in Nineteenth-Century and Contemporary Poetic Practice, coedited with Julie Carr; and Romantic Manifestos Manifest (UNM Press).

“Revelatory in its exploration of the ‘unfamiliar’ Keats, John Keats Without Compass also ventures with dazzling range across Romantic and post-Romantic poetry and poetics, across languages and national borders. This is an absorbing and eye-opening study.” - Eric Eisner, author of Nineteenth-Century Poetry and Literary Celebrity

In the course of his career, Jeffrey C. Robinson has called attention to the avant-garde poetics underlying much Romantic poetry. This focus appears throughout his twenty-two published books, including Poems for the Millennium, Volume 3: The University of California Book of Romantic and Postromantic Poetry, coedited with Jerome Rothenberg and recipient of the 2010 American Book Award; Active Romanticism: The Radical Impulse in Nineteenth-Century and Contemporary Poetic Practice, coedited with Julie Carr; and Romantic Manifestos Manifest (UNM Press).

“Revelatory in its exploration of the ‘unfamiliar’ Keats, John Keats Without Compass also ventures with dazzling range across Romantic and post-Romantic poetry and poetics, across languages and national borders. This is an absorbing and eye-opening study.” - Eric Eisner, author of Nineteenth-Century Poetry and Literary Celebrity

In the course of his career, Jeffrey C. Robinson has called attention to the avant-garde poetics underlying much Romantic poetry. This focus appears throughout his twenty-two published books, including Poems for the Millennium, Volume 3: The University of California Book of Romantic and Postromantic Poetry, coedited with Jerome Rothenberg and recipient of the 2010 American Book Award; Active Romanticism: The Radical Impulse in Nineteenth-Century and Contemporary Poetic Practice, coedited with Julie Carr; and Romantic Manifestos Manifest (UNM Press).

“Revelatory in its exploration of the ‘unfamiliar’ Keats, John Keats Without Compass also ventures with dazzling range across Romantic and post-Romantic poetry and poetics, across languages and national borders. This is an absorbing and eye-opening study.” - Eric Eisner, author of Nineteenth-Century Poetry and Literary Celebrity