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Described as 'the first biography that is written of Byron by a friend of Byron's called Thomas Moore, who is also a poet.' This biography is quoted regarding Byron's preference for solitude.

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Mentioned as 'his famous book' when discussing how Westerners objectified the East and projected sensuality onto it, with Byron cited as a perfect example of this phenomenon.

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Mentioned as publisher John Murray's bestseller, compared to a 'Jamie Oliver equivalent' - a cookbook that was part of Murray's publishing portfolio alongside Byron's works.

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Referenced as one of 'two brilliant recent biographies of Byron' - the author wrote a biography of Lord Byron.

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Referenced as one of 'two brilliant recent biographies of Byron' - the author wrote a biography of Lord Byron.