In this engaging discussion, Andrew Motion, the former Poet Laureate and biographer of John Keats, shares insights into the poet's brief yet impactful life. Joined by Rob Shakespeare, curator of Keats House, they explore how Hampstead influenced Keats's poetry, including his struggles with early critiques and his passionate relationship with Fanny Brawne. They highlight the significance of 'negative capability' and the vibrant literary community surrounding Keats. A stroll through Keats's world brings his timeless words to life, creating a vivid connection to his legacy.
