The Poet and the Queen: Thomas Wyatt and Anne Boleyn in Historical Biofiction

Stephanie Russo

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Early Modern Women Writers

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This essay investigates a number of historical biofictions about the Tudor poet Thomas Wyatt’s relationship with Anne Boleyn, arguing that the persistent drive to read Boleyn into Wyatt’s verse represents an understanding of literature as a confessional mode. Wyatt becomes the Romantic poet-genius, inspired by his muse, Anne Boleyn.

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