Hazlitt in Love: A Fatal Attachment

Hazlitt in Love: A Fatal Attachment

by JonCook (Author)

Synopsis

When William Hazlitt moved into 9 Southampton Buildings, Holborn, in August 1820, little did he know that his life would soon be turned upside-down. On meeting 19-year-old Sarah Walker, his new landlady's daughter, as she served him breakfast on his first morning, he conceived a deep infatuation. The intensity of this obsession would eventually lead him to divorce his wife and write the most controversial book of his career, Liber Amoris . Passion and intrigue, love and deception come together in this intoxicating account of a wild and romantic chapter in the life of a genius.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 288
Publisher: Short Books Ltd
Published: 01 Feb 2007

ISBN 10: 1904977405
ISBN 13: 9781904977407

Media Reviews
A well-written and neatly structured brief account. -- The New Criterion
Author Bio
Jon Cook has written numerous essays, articles, and reviews on the work of William Hazlitt; he is the editor of William Hazlitt: Selected Writings and author of Poetry in Theory.