Author
Lord Byron
22 January 1788 — 19 April 1824
Lord Byron was an English poet known as much for his life of scandals, exile and excess as for his elegant and well-crafted poetry. Known by his peers as dark, seductive and romantic, his legacy, the brooding Byronic hero still influences modern audiences two hundred years on.
Books by Lord Byron
26 titles
Don Juan
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1819
The poetical works of Lord Byron
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1800
Poems
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1800
Byron's letters and journals
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1830
Childe Harold's pilgrimage
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1812
The works of Lord Byron
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1800
Byron
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1941
Selected poems
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1913
Hebrew melodies
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1815
Manfred
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1817
Works
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1816
The corsair
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1814
English bards and Scotch reviewers
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1809
Asimov's annotated "Don Juan"
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1972
The bride of Abydos
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1813
The last attachment
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1949
The prisoner of Chillon
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1865
Byron, a self-portrait
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1950
Lord Byron's Cain, a mystery
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1830
The Giaour
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1813
Letters and Journals
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1898
Life
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1851
Byron's poetry
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1978
Cain
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1822
The life, letters and journals of Lord Byron
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1866
The love poems of Lord Byron
Lord George Gordon Byron, Lord
1990