William Morris - Libros y biografía

When his wife cheats on him, Golden Walter leaves his mundane life to start a new one at sea. Horrific news forces him to turn around, however, but before he can reach home, a storm carries his ship to...

Poet, artist, and socialist, born at Walthamstow, and educated at Marlborough School and Oxford. After being articled as an architect he was for some years a painter, and then joined in founding the manufacturing...

Awhile ago there was a young man dwelling in a great and goodly city by the sea which had to name Langton on Holm. He was but of five and twenty winters, a fair-faced man, yellow-haired, tall and strong;...

Do you know where it is -- the Hollow Land? I have been looking for it now so long, trying to find it again the Hollow Land for there I saw my love first. I wish to tell you how I found it first of all;...

This early work by William Morris was originally published in 1899 and we are now republishing it with a brand new introductory biography. William Morris was born in London, England in 1834. Arguably...

Dream of John Ball (1888) is a novel by English author William Morris about the Great Revolt of 1381, conventionally, but incorrectly (few of the participants were actual peasants), called "the Peasants'...

It is told that there was once a mighty river which ran south into the sea, and at the mouth thereof was a great and rich city, which had been builded and had waxed and thriven because of the great and...

Whilom, so wird erzählt, war eine ummauerte Geizhalsstadt hoch über Utterhay, die in einer Landbucht etwas abseits der großen Landstraße gebaut wurde, die von den Bergen zum Meer führte. Die besagte...

The House of the Wolfings is the exciting story of the Wolfings's battle with and ultimate triumph over invading Roman legions. Penned by fantasy writer William Morris, The House of the Wolfings is widely...

The Roots of the Mountains: Wherein is Told Somewhat of the Lives of the Men of Burgdale, Their Friends, Their Neighbors, Their Foemen, and Their Fellows in Arms tells the story of the Dalemen, whose...

Poète, écrivain, décorateur et pionnier du socialisme britannique, William Morris (1834-1896) exècre la société de son temps. Il s’insurge contre les effets dévastateurs de la mécanisation et de la recherche...

In "A Dream of John Ball; and, A King's Lesson," William Morris intricately weaves together historical narrative and political philosophy through a dream vision that transports readers to the tumultuous...

William Morris's "The Defence of Guenevere and Other Poems" is a seminal work that captures the romantic and political ethos of the late Victorian era while intertwining it with medieval themes and legends....

In "Signs of Change," William Morris explores the intricate relationship between society, art, and the transformative power of creativity within a post-industrial landscape. Combining elements of socialism,...

In "The Story of Sigurd the Volsung and the Fall of the Niblungs," William Morris crafts a masterful retelling of Norse myth, blending poetic language with vivid narrative that pays homage to the ancient...

In "Child Christopher and Goldilind the Fair," William Morris weaves a rich tapestry of medieval fantasy, capturing the reader'Äôs imagination with his distinctive prose that blends poetic rhythm with...

In "The Water of the Wondrous Isles," William Morris crafts an enchanting narrative that transcends conventional storytelling, blending elements of romance, fantasy, and political allegory. Set in a mythical...

William Morris's 'The Well at the World's End' is a historical fantasy novel that combines elements of romance, adventure, and myth. Set in a fictional medieval world, the story follows the journey of...

In "News from Nowhere; Or, An Epoch of Rest," William Morris presents a utopian vision rooted in the ideals of socialism and the Arts and Crafts movement. Through the lens of a fantastical journey to...

In "Poems By the Way," William Morris presents a collection of lyrical verses that reflect his deep appreciation for nature, love, and the ephemeral moments of life. This work, characterized by its rich...

In "Signs of Change," William Morris presents a compelling exploration of the interrelations between society, art, and industry during the transitional period of the late 19th century. Through a blend...

In "Some Notes on Early Woodcut Books, with a Chapter on Illuminated Manuscripts," William Morris delves into the intricate world of early printed books and manuscripts, examining the aesthetics and techniques...

William Morris's "The House of the Wolfings" is a captivating exploration of myth and medievalism, set in a fantastical reimagining of ancient Germanic tribes. Written in an archaic yet lyrical style,...

William Morris's "The Hollow Land" masterfully weaves together elements of fantasy and romance within a narrative imbued with the aesthetic principles of the Arts and Crafts movement. Set in a mythical...

William Morris's "The Sundering Flood" is a rich tapestry of myth and adventure that marries elements of fantasy with deep-rooted medieval influences. Set against the backdrop of an ancient world, Morris...

In "The Water of the Wondrous Isles," William Morris crafts an enchanting narrative steeped in the rich traditions of both medieval romance and the mythic imagination. Set against a backdrop of fantastical...

In "A Selection from the Poems of William Morris," readers are invited to explore the lush and imaginative world of Morris's verse, rich with themes of nature, love, and the transcendent experience of...

William Morris's "The Pilgrims of Hope and Chants for Socialists" is a compelling exploration of the intersection between art, politics, and society during the late 19th century. Utilizing a lyrical and...

In "The Well at the World's End: A Tale," William Morris embarks on an enchanting journey through a vividly imagined medieval landscape, merging elements of high fantasy with intricate storytelling. The...

"The Wood Beyond the World" is a seminal work by William Morris that intricately weaves elements of fantasy, romance, and medievalism into a rich narrative tapestry. Written in 1894, the novel unfolds...