The Friend

Few poets have had a greater impact on the English literary canon than Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and in The Friend, he reveals his insights into the creative process and the nature of artistic inspiration. A mix of essays, letters, and other writings, The Friend offers a window into the mind of one of the greatest minds of his day, exploring themes of friendship, creativity, and the human condition.
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