Former journalist, Steve Ellis, worked on the Newcastle Journal, Sunday Times, Mail on Sunday and The Sun. He was one of the launch editors of Bella and Take a Break for H Bauer magazines. Red on Green is Steve's third novel. For it he draws on his experience of working across the Indian subcontinent and several months living amongst 'internally displaced persons' in a squalid, disease-ridden camp in Bangladesh. Born in Halifax, Yorkshire, Steve now lives in Kent with his wife. He has two grown-up daughters and two granddaughters. He plays the piano, reads avidly, enjoys fly fishing for trout and loves tea.
Introduction
1. Shelley, Dante and freedom
2. Dante as the Byronic hero
3. Browning, Dante and the two Sordellos
4. Rossetti and the cult of the Vita Nuova
Appendix
5. W. B. Yeats and Dante's mask
6. Pound, Dante and Cavalcanti
7. T. S. Eliot: the return to reality
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index.
