Works about Richard Todd

Passing reference:

• A Midsummer Night's Memory (June 88); Childe Harold's herald disturbs a Byronic idyll.
• A Pastoral Poetaster's Paradise (June 88); Byronists in a rustic setting.
• Boy Hoey's Pilgrimage (June 87); Steve's Oxford career in verse.
• English Grads and (other) Raunch Purveyors (March 88); Satire on Byron Society creative work.
• Gothick invitation (December 89);
• Intro to Proc Vol 1 (April 87);
• Kome who Khan (June 88); A lament for the lack of interest in society debauches.
• The Brides of Lesbos (June 87); A nautical tale involving the meeting of a crew of Byronic men with Byronic women.
• The Death of Frank Luntz (March 87); A requiem for an esteemed colleague.
• The Destruction of Balliol (June 87); A imagined sacking of Balliol College, Oxford.
• The Newstead Games (January 91); An account of games at Newstead Abbey, hosted by Lord Byron.
• The Sating of a Satyr (June 89); A hymn to pure love. Have a sick bag ready before you start reading.
• The Vision of Enjoyment (March 87); A supposed vision involving other B.S. members doing various disreputable things.
• To Evening (June 89); A charming (if somewhat abusive) idyll, based on Matthew Arnold.

Autobiographical:

• Anthem for Subsumed Youth (March 88); A reflection on the timeless quality of the Byron Society.
• More Joy of Poetry (January 91); A spontaneous outburst of pure poetical enjoyment.