
Help, I'm scared.
Despite being a manic depressive and unemployed, I don't have that much time to surf on the 'net anymore - my time is very limited at the moment - too many distractions - i.e. real people for a change and not dusty old tomes.
If you had asked this question six months ago I'd have been really glad of it as I had nothing else to do but I'm treally trying to sort my life out a bit - a kind of "quarter-life" crisis thing going on at the moment.
I have read so very little in the last few months that all the stuff I used to know is slowly but surely slipping away - all the things I thought were important don't seem that important any more. Poetry doesn't hold as much solace for me anymore - maybe it's just because I don't have the time to read as much as before, but I find it difficult to get as excited about poems and literature in general as I used to so at present I'm not really the best person to ask to begin compiling facts and questions about Keats.
I wouldn't have a clue how to go about it either - I'm very far from being a computer wizard - in no way am I one of those computer nerds that spend hours online. I am still relatively inexperienced in the jargon and all the processes needed to carry out such a Herculean labour.
It was kind of you Despondence to suggest it though.
I wish there were some real Keatsian experts out there who could do such a thing.

Anyone got Andrew Motions' e-mail address??
I'm sure he must have been on here at least once, even if out curiosity.
I can't think of anyone better qualified to take on this task.
"Oh what a misery it is to have an intellect in splints".