"A play about Newman and Manning which is a delightful biography of Newman following fact rather than fancy yet as human, dramatic and enchanting as a play could be. Shows the many sides of Newman's character, his love of music, shyness, brilliant intellect, literary ability, spiritual sensitivity. In short, Mr. Lavery has conscientiously yet cleverly portrayed the sheer genius of the man. Manning is drawn with equal dexterity as are the lesser characters.

A play about the writer Percy Shelley.

Dorothy Parker is a figure of legendary literary reputation, a fabled member of the Algonquin Round Table, and a highly visible literary personality of the twenties and thirties. Brendan Gill called her "a writer whose robust and acid lucidities were much feared and admired."

Set largely in Nottingham in the early years of the 19th century, it depicts the suffering amongst the local weavers, caused by the introduction of mechanised looms - the 'machines' of the title. The resultant Luddite riots were defended in the House by Lord Byron in his maiden speech there. -Goodreads

A variety of Jane Austen-themed novelty merchandise, including toothpaste, an action figure, and temporary tattoos. From mcphee.com.

Artist George Booth created a cartoon for The New Yorker that references Percy Bysshe Shelley's poem "Ozymandias." http://www.condenaststore.com/-sp/My-name-is-Ozymandias-king-of-kings-Look-on-my-works-ye-Mighty-and-d-New-Yorker-Cartoon-Prints_i8575181_.htm

A series of Jane Austen-themed comics by artist Kate Beaton, posted on her website Hark! A Vagrant.

Comic strip titles include "Jane Austen Comics," "Too Much Austen," and "Ooh Mister Darcy: a Fan Fiction."

John Alexander Skelton's Fall 2017 fashion line was inspired by Peterloo and Percy Shelley's Masque of Anarchy, and the models read the entire poem out loud on the runway.