Newlyns William and Dorothy Wordsworth‎:‎ All in Each Other undertakes to deliver a comprehensive account of how Dorothy and William Wordsworths lives and writings were inextricably and reciprocally linked ‎.‎‎.‎‎.‎ In sum‎,‎ Newlyns very readable‎,‎ beautifully illustrated book offers a wealth of details and insights into the extent and intensity of the Wordsworths creative life together‎.‎ Its material is expounded in a way that primarily aims at an audience beyond academia‎,‎ addressing the community of Wordsworth readers and lovers of the Lake district‎,‎ who flock in thousands every year to visit its monuments‎.‎ Helga Schwalm‎,‎ The BARS Review The notes to the chapters are comprehensive‎,‎ as is the bibliography but it is the authors knowledge of‎,‎ and enthusiasm for‎,‎ English Romantic Literature that makes this book a pleasure to read‎,‎ and inspires the reader to look at the writings of William and Dorothy with a fresh eye‎.‎ Gill Stables‎,‎ Conserving Lakeland Newlyn brings formidable academic resources to her ta‎.‎‎.‎‎.‎