The Lamb Resources

A short lecture on "The Tyger," the companion to "The Lamb" in the Songs of Experience.

The 20th century poet Allen Ginsberg released a CD with songs (kind of) set to the verses of The Songs of Innocence and Experience. We think his version of "The Lamb" sounds like Smurfs singing. (Select "Performance" to hear the song.)

The illustrated watercolor print of "The Lamb."

A digital copy of the Songs of Innocence and Experience. If we could own any book in the world, this would be high on our list.

Frye was a giant of 20th century literary criticism and of Romanticism in general. It helps explain the complicated system of myths and symbols that Blake fuses together in his works.

A glorious digital archive with biographical information, copies of illustrated works, and even a tutorial on the art of engraving.

A solid selection of poems and a brief biography of William Blake. Here you can also read part of Blake's prophetic poem about America.